Aultrin vijay
Media Analyst at WAN-IFRA
Journalist | Media Analyst - Insights at WAN-IFRA | Former associate editor: PrintWeek | Former sub-editor: Mid-Day | Views expressed are my own
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2 weeks ago |
wan-ifra.org | Aultrin vijay
A common theme throughout the session, moderated by Kim Svendsen, WAN-IFRA’s Membership Director, is that AI is becoming the backbone of modern Content Management Systems. Today, CMS platforms are integrating AI to support the full editorial workflow – from news gathering and production to distribution and monetisation. It’s more about serious workflow support, editorial safety, and scalability.
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3 weeks ago |
wan-ifra.org | Aultrin vijay
2025-06-05. Last October, The New York Times rolled out a major redesign of its app bringing together news, games, audio, and lifestyle content in a streamlined experience – a strategy aimed at keeping readers engaged, increasing time spent with the app, and highlighting the full value of a Times subscription. by Aultrin Vijay [email protected] | June 5, 2025“We have a large portfolio of products, and we’ve brought all of them into the app – especially games.
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3 weeks ago |
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By merging traditional print media with augmented reality (AR) technology, the special edition sparked enthusiasm among youth, with 300,000 copies distributed. And, it lead to global recognition when Nhan Dan won the 2024 Sustainability and Print Innovation Award in the Product for Young Readers category at the World Printers Summit in Vienna. Established in March 1951, Nhan Dan is one of the leading printed newspapers in Vietnam, with a daily circulation of around 150,000 copies.
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1 month ago |
wan-ifra.org | Aultrin vijay
Fabrice Bakhouche, CEO of Sipa-Ouest-France, explained the rationale behind the decision during our World News Media Congress in Krakow. “Video is the future for our legacy media. We have to adapt to this new format to retain our audience and attract new readers who are more used to watching videos rather than reading articles,” Bakhouche said. Ouest France, owned by Sipa-Ouest-France Group, is the most widely read French-language daily newspaper.
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2 months ago |
wan-ifra.org | Aultrin vijay
2025-04-29. In an exclusive interview, Dick Ranzijn, Managing Director of the Netherlands-based Rodi Group, talks about the company’s growth, latest investments, ongoing challenges and the outlook for 2025. by Aultrin Vijay [email protected] | April 29, 2025In the 2024 Sustainability and Print Innovation Awards, hosted by WAN-IFRA’s World Printers Forum, Ranzijn was recognised for his dynamic leadership and forward-thinking approach within the print industry.
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RT @DigitalMediaIn: Vietnam’s Nhan Dan drew Gen Z to print with a 3.2-metre fold-out mural and AR features. The special edition sparked a v…
To mark the victory at Điện Biên Phủ, Báo Nhân Dân turned a 132-metre historical mural into a 3.21-metre fold-out panorama The result? * A viral newspaper hunting trend * Three reprints * Gen Z readers queuing for days Read the full story 👇 https://t.co/jIo69wv8Yk
Sipa Ouest-France is making a move into the television and streaming market with the launch of a channel called Novo 19, planned for September. This decision is part of the company’s effort to expand beyond its traditional print and digital platforms. https://t.co/Lidvojxbkg