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WAN-IFRA Magazine

THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NEWSPAPERS AND NEWS PUBLISHING


OUT NOW!: WAN-IFRA Magazine 11/12.2010

This is a summary of the contents of the November/December 2010 issue with links to online resources such as extended articles, full interviews and multimedia. To read this issue of WAN-IFRA Magazine in ePaper, subscribe at www.wan-ifra.org/subscribe, which is free for members. If you already are a subscriber, the link to this issue's ePaper is www.nxtbook.fr/nxtbooks/ifra/2010_1112_en.

EXTRA!: WAN-IFRA Magazine Product Innovation edition

Newspapers are launching products all over the world to try to cater and connect to their increasingly segmented consumer bases, and especially to generate new sources of revenue. But succeeding in the latter is what makes publishers’ products truly stand out from the crowd and innovative in today’s ultra-competitive market.

Many of the industry’s pioneering efforts are featured in the recently released EXTRA on “Product Innovation,” published by WAN-IFRA Magazine.

Go to ePaper of WAN-IFRA Magazine EXTRA, also available as German version, French version, and Spanish version.

 

Get your free daily news: WAN-IFRA Executive News Service

Hand-chosen by the editors of WAN-IFRA Magazine, we send out the free daily newsletter containing the latest and most important developments, all selected from the best news sources. The ENS is ideal to get a quick update of what is going on in the publishing world.

To subscribe to the Executive News Service, please send an e-mail to Anton Jolkovski, digital publishing manager

New publication!: WAN-IFRA Magazine EXTRA April 2010

LEAN PRODUCTION

For most of today’s newspaper printing plants, making production more efficient and lower-cost is no longer simply an option. It is a necessity – to survive and stay competitive. The notion of slimming down ideally suits times of crisis when cuts are the order of the day. But it also means improving product quality, flexibility, technical equipment as well as the human aspect.

The EXTRA includes reports on: Chunichi in Japan + Newry extremely lean + Just-in-time at Rossel + Workflow integration in Augsburg + Graphic special: Automation in newspaper production

Go to ePaper of WAN-IFRA Magazine EXTRA April 2010 English, also available as German version, French version and Spanish version


In the Wiki

Wed, 2009-11-04 11:06 — Gordon Steiger

Wed, 2009-12-02 16:39 — Gordon Steiger

Tue, 2010-01-12 15:52 — Gordon Steiger

Fri, 2010-07-16 13:53 — Dean Roper

As IFRA Expo 2010 nears, from 4-6 October in Hamburg, Germany, WAN-IFRA Magazine takes a closer look at some of the critical issues in newspaper production that visitors should keep in mind when coming to the show. We asked our team of specialists to highlight the key trends in their respective fields. Here is the first of their reports from our recently published July/August edition. The second will appear in the upcoming September/October edition (due out in early September).


Wed, 2010-12-22 11:13 — Charlotte Janis...

UPM-Kymmene Corporation has entered into an agreement to acquire Myllykoski Corporation and Rhein Papier GmbH. The approximate enterprise value of the businesses acquired is EUR 900 million. Myllykoski Corporation and Rhein Papier GmbH consist of seven publication paper mills in Germany, Finlandand the United States. The total annual paper production capacity is 2.8 million tonnes.

Wed, 2010-12-22 12:00 — Charlotte Janis...

Goss International will reduce the work force at its facility in Montataire, France by approximately 300 people. It will allow the company to adjust capacity according to market demand and improve the competitiveness of its European operations, the company says.


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