We tend to comment more on analytic methods than news delivery techniques, but today we offer an interesting example of the latter. Ifra, the European-based newspaper training — and R&D — organization, publishes something called newspaper techniques ePaper. It is published IoP (ink-on-paper), but there is also an online version. Check it out at the link below. It is easier to read if you have a tablet PC with a vertical/portrait display mode. (Someday, every screen will have an easy-to-rotate mode, we hope.) Still, the quality of the delivered package here is better than anything we've seen coming out of the North American media or media association efforts.
“Dear media professional,
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digital version!
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experience, enhanced with embedded links to the rich content of
newspaper techniques' microsites at http://ifra-nt.com.
— Special introductory offer: Subscribe to the newspaper techniques
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E-mail mailto:subscriptions@ifra.com for information.
Regards,
The Ifra Publications team
http://www.ifra-nt.com/epaper_nt “