In the Technologies Shaping the Future of News series preceding the Digital Growth Summit on September 26th we have so far touched on user centric design, AI, mobile applications, TikTok, multi-channel publishing and more. Today we dive into mobile with a case that is very close to our hearts: sports newspaper L’Equipe. Emmanuel Alix, CDO[…]
Continuing the Future of News blog series, we explore Ezra Eeman’s Wayfinder report. Ezra’s weekly newsletter is taking a short summer break, so we thought it was the perfect time to deep dive into his work. Ezra will speak at the upcoming Digital Growth Summit event in Brussels on September 26th and tickets are still[…]
For this week’s blog post we interviewed Gabriela Campbell, co-founder of an all-Spanish news media company, Ac2ality. We dive into the work of Ac2ality to gain some insights of the company and understand Gabriela’s perspectives on the future of news. We would like to also mention that Gabriela is one of the speakers at our[…]
News media companies have always understood the power of games and gamification to drive recurring behaviour. In order to become a true partner in the life of subscribers publishers must address the different user cravings. Games and entertainment play a great role in that spectrum as we have seen reported in the recent research on[…]
Welcome to Twipe’s Weekly News Digest! This week, we take a look at stories from across the world of publishing and news tech, touching on topics like the transition towards a digital-only publication, the use of generative AI within the industry, the significance of mobile ad revenue, and more. Read our top 5 stories of the[…]
Earlier this year we discussed app strategy in a webinar with experts from The Telegraph, Schibsted and Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. Over the course of 2022, we have monitored app developments closely to see how publishers have developed their strategies. Unification of apps continues to be a growing trend In an app strategy survey, 48% of[…]
Sunday editions get special attention from many publishers. They offer in-depth analysis, enriched offerings, more light-hearted stories and opinion of the week’s news events. Journalists can also dive deeper into issues and provide updates on the big stories of the the week. According to a 2016 study, readers in the UK spent 80 minutes reading[…]
To help you navigate the magnitude of content on offer written about the publishing industry, we select 5 articles each week which caught our eye. Reach out with any suggestions or comments. 1. Mobile users are now spending 4-5 hours per day in apps Mobile is the number one news consumption device according to Reuters[…]