Innovations in Newspapers World Report 2015

Summary

From the table of contents:

FOREWORD

Robert Thomson, Chief Executive, News Corp

ESSAY

Francisco Pinto Balsemão Chairman, Impresa Group

THE FUTURE OF NEWS

LOOKING AHEAD
A look into the future with The New York Times and the BBC. By Ángel Arrese

TRYING TO TURN A PROFIT

INFLUENCE VS. INCOME
The Times has reported a profit, but is it still influential? By Emma Goodman

WEEKLY FOCUS
The story of how Portugal’s Expresso has renewed its focus. By Pedro Monteiro

SERIOUS INFLUENCE
L’Opinion in France is a tightly-edited, serious new newspaper. By Juan Antonio Giner

WEEKEND WEALTH
There is a print format that works, and it happens on weekends. By Antonio Martín Hervás

DEEP VALUE
Who is going to pay for investigative journalism? By Thodoris Georgakopoulos

SALES STRUCTURE
How easy is it for a big media company to redefine values and sell more news? By Álvaro Triana

THE VISUAL IMPACT OF NEWS 

DATA STORIES
Examples of great data journalism from around the world. By Ismael Nafría

VISUAL METAPHORS
How Metrópoli distills complex ideas into visual simplicity. By Rodrigo Sánchez

WELCOME NEW FOCUS
Guest editors bring new vigour and fresh ideas to a newspaper. For a day. By Marta Botero

NEW PAPERS
Le 1 is trying to pack lots of context into a ‘bird with foldable paper wings’. By Juan Antonio Giner

VISUAL INFORMATION
The use of infographics is exploding across business and platforms. By Pablo Ramírez

NEW NEWS FORMATS

BREAKFAST BITES
Early morning newsletters are a fine time to reach readers. By Chus del Río

PAY ATTENTION
Tsunamis of information are flooding the world. Respect users’ time. By Ana Molina

MOBILE MINIMUM
Time to catch up fast if you don’t have a mobile strategy. By Marc Basté 

A DAILY MIRACLE

A tribute to those who create newspapers

MEDIA VOICES

Key quotes from the last 12 months in newspapers and media