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The Knowledge Bank

The Knowledge Bank contains articles covering all aspects of newspaper, magazine and online publishing. If you would like to submit a piece for inclusion in the Knowledge Bank, then please click on the 'call for papers' button to the right.

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Circle of Trust by Ross Sturley

Publishers are closing down or selling off marginal magazines as part of the continuing cost cutting drive. Are we risking throwing the baby out with the bathwater? Ross Sturley thinks we might be.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Mar/Apr 2013

The modern editor by Steve Dyson

As newspapers grapple with the digital world, editorial leaders are unrecognisable from days of yore. But what are the differences between ‘old’ and ‘modern’ editors? And what attributes make the best candidates for the ‘chair’ in 2013? Steve Dyson reports.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Mar/Apr 2013

Why have the women’s weeklies become ladies of easy virtue? by Peter Jackson

The women’s weeklies market is suffering. Titles that once sold in their millions are now reduced to shadows of their former circulation glory. How has it come to this, asks Peter Jackson, and can anything be done to arrest the decline?

Source: InPublishing Magazine Mar/Apr 2013

Hopes and fears in local land by Neil Fowler

Former regional editor Neil Fowler has long argued that only radical action can offer any hope of a future for the regional and local newspaper industry across the United Kingdom. David Montgomery’s Local World may be the first business to move in such a direction.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Mar/Apr 2013

A digital media road-map for publishers by Carolyn Morgan

Most media conferences these days tend to focus on describing the problems facing publishers and media businesses, rather than actually providing ideas on how their leaders can deal with it all. The Digital Media Strategies summit, organised by the Media Briefing, went some way towards addressing the latter. Carolyn Morgan sifted through the case studies and panel debates to put together a road-map for publishers.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Mar/Apr 2013

The New Business Model for Specialist Publishing: an Expert View by Carolyn Morgan

As specialist publishing becomes more and more about reaching an audience across digital, live, social and print channels, so niche consumer and B2B publishers must rethink where their revenue comes from and how they grow their business. Carolyn Morgan interviews some of the speakers at the forthcoming Specialist Media Conference and identifies how they think the specialist publishing business model will change.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Mar/Apr 2013

Media Pioneer Awards 2013: Rock Sound by Carolyn Morgan

The latest addition to the 2013 Media Pioneers shortlist, writes Carolyn Morgan, is independent music publisher Rock Sound, who have used Google Hangouts to grow both their online followers and their print copy sales.

Source: InPub Weekly # 134 15/03/2013

Any Questions – Peter Houston by Peter Houston

This week, Peter Houston presented InPublishing’s first ever webinar, entitled ‘A new golden age of print? Lessons from the independent magazine scene.’ In the Q&A session that followed Peter’s presentation, we ran out of time before all the questions could be answered. Here, Peter provides a follow-up Q&A.

Source: InPub Weekly # 133 08/03/2013

A new era of publishing? by Andrew Perry-Smith

Andrew Perry-Smith, Managing Director of Linkz, talks about the advancement of technology in publishing and the editorial and advertising opportunities created through its adoption.

Source: InPub Weekly # 132 01/03/2013

Realising the value of editorial by Fiona Salmon

Publishers need to ensure that they are not losing sight of the value of their editorial teams in their efforts to monetise content, writes Fiona Salmon.

Source: InPub Weekly # 131 22/02/2013

Advertising Pays by Martin Maynard

This week saw the publication of a landmark report entitled ‘Advertising Pays: How Advertising Fuels the UK Economy’. The report was prepared by Deloitte for the Advertising Association and launched at their second annual LEAD summit in London. Martin Maynard has a flick through.

Source: InPub Weekly # 129 08/02/2013

The new normal? by James Evelegh

Dovetail held its fifth annual client conference on 24 January at Royal Mint Court, near the Tower of London. James Evelegh went along to listen to an impressive line-up of speakers giving their thoughts on the future of publishing.

Source: InPub Weekly # 128 01/02/2013

Why advertising innovation needs a steady hand behind it by Spyro Korsanos

Spyro Korsanos, CEO at Mediasyndicator, discusses why publishers and advertisers need to co-operate to manage the hype behind automated advertising technologies and ensure the value of human judgement does not become underestimated.

Source: InPub Weekly # 127 05/01/2013

Society of Editors Conference 2012 by Steve Dyson

The BBC’s Newsnight controversy, the future of investigative journalism and anxious debates ahead of Leveson all provided timely content at the Society of Editors annual conference. But were there enough actual editors among delegates? Steve Dyson reports.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Jan/Feb 2013

David Montgomery - interview by Ray Snoddy

November saw a seismic shift in the regional media landscape, with the launch of Local World. Headed by David Montgomery and Steve Auckland, the new company plans to radically overhaul the structure of local media and ensure its profitable future. Ray Snoddy caught up with David to find out more.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Jan/Feb 2013

Data and the Revolution in Publishing by David Worlock

This is a strange interregnum in the closing years of the 350 year reign of the Gutenberg dynasty, writes David Worlock. While most observers are convinced of a digital future (even Clark Kent has left the Daily Planet to run a blog) there has been huge difficulty defining what that might mean.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Jan/Feb 2013

Did Christmas spell the end of print? by Jo Bowman

On Christmas morning, shiny new tablets were being unwrapped the length and breadth of the country. Was this the tipping point? Will print now rapidly head the same way as vinyl? Jo Bowman gets the views of some leading industry figures.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Jan/Feb 2013

Off The Page – David Hepworth on magazines and beyond by David Hepworth

David Hepworth's regular column, in the January / February 2013 issue of InPublishing magazine.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Jan/Feb 2013

Multi-packing – a media buyer’s view by Charlotte Goddard

It might not come as much of a surprise, but media buyers have a pretty dim view of multi-packing. MediaCom’s Charlotte Goddard explains why bundling two or three titles together at retail is bad for media buyers, advertisers, and also, ultimately, for publishers too.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Jan/Feb 2013

Marketing Automation: The marketer’s silver bullet or an expensive toy? by Kate Mayfield

Have you heard of marketing automation software? If not, you soon will. It’s possibly the answer to the challenges facing marketers who are trying to carry out multi-channel marketing in a complex data environment and business is booming for these vendors. You probably need to be thinking about using it in your business, writes Kate Mayfield.

Source: InPublishing Magazine Jan/Feb 2013

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