Folio: The State of Magazine Publishing 2020 (USA)

Folio: Investment and Growth Survey and eight company leaders reveal where the industry will be placing its bets this year.

By Caysey Welton, Greg Dool

On which platforms do publishers want to generate audience growth

In which product categories do publishers expect to see growth

Where publisher plan to invest in 2020

via / more at Folio: Mag

Deloitte Media Consumer Survey 2018: Zum Medienkonsum in Deutschland

Der digitale Evolutionsprozess der Medienindustrie setzt sich fort. Um die Entwicklung besser einschätzen zu können, lohnt sich den Fokus auf Medienkonsum der jüngeren Altersgruppen zu richten.

via / mehr
auf deloitte Deutschland Download Report 41 Seiten, PDF (nach Registrierung)
Aus den Ergebnissen

VDZ-JPK: Die deutschen Zeitschriftenverlage behaupten sich in 2017

verkündet Stephan Scherzer auf der Jahrespressekonferenz und erklärt das in seiner Präsentation so

Download (48 Seiten, PDF)

Der Umsatzanteil des digitalen Geschäft soll sich laut VDZ Trendumfrage von 2017 auf 2018 nur um 1,5 % Punkte und für weitere Geschäftsfelder gar nur um 0,5 % Punkte verbessern.

Es bleibt für Verlage also noch viel Raum für die Anpassung ihrer Geschäftstätigkeit...

JPK Präsentation (48 Seiten, PDF)

The Most Successful Magazine Media Innovation Around The World #DISummit 2017

Presented at the #FIPP / #VDZ DISummit 2017, Berlin, Germany
by John Wilpers, Innovation Media Consulting

John Wilpers: The Most Successful Magazine Media Innovation 2017 

See John Wilpers session on Video  (25:52 min)


Check all available FIPP Digital Innovators' Summit 2017 Presentation decks here

Check all FIPP Digital Innovators' Summit 2017 Presentation on Video here  and

Get your copy of the FIPP Innovation in Magazine Media 2017-2018 World Report here

VDZ Publishers’ Summit und Publishers’ Night, Berlin 7. / 8. November 2016 #VDZPS16 / #VDZPN16

Anfang nächster Woche trifft sich - wie alle Jahre im Herbst - die Zeitschriftenbranche in Berlin zum Publishers' Summit, zur Publishers' Night und den Mitgliederversammlungen der Publikumszeitschriften und der Fachpresse. Die Konferenzschwerpunkte sind

• der Auftritt der Politprominenz, in diesem Jahr Christian Lindner, Günther H. Oettinger, Wolfgang Schäuble und Martin Schulz
• die Beiträge der Verleger / Verlagsmanager von Axel Springer, Hubert Burda Media, The Economist, Funke Mediengruppe, Gruner + Jahr, und Vogel Business Media
• die Keynotes der Marktpartner / Kunden BMW Group, Otto Group und SAP, sowie
• die Keynotes zum Zeitgeschehen, Magazine Media Innovationen und der Mediaforschung (Zeitschriften)
• die Verleihung der Goldenen Victoria bzw. Ehren-Victoria

sowie die Diskussion und den Gedankenaustausch über den Markt, die Politik und Zukunft der Zeitschriftenbranche.

Programm, Redner und Diskussionsteilnehmer, Anmeldung unter publisher-summit.de

VDZ Jahrespressekonferenz 2016 - Ergebnis 2015, Trendumfrage 2016, Wünsche 2016ff

Stephan Scherzer, Hauptgeschäftsführer des VDZ auf der Jahrespressekonferenz 2016

Aus dem Jahresbericht

Präsentation VDZ-Jahrespressekonferenz 2016 (62 S., PDF)

Gesamtumsatz der deutschen Zeitungsverlage

2014:  15,1 Mrd. Euro
2015: 14,7 Mrd. Euro     - 2,6 %

-- Inlandsumsatz

2014:  10,96 Mrd. Euro
2015: 11,18 Mrd. Euro   + 2,0 %

-- Auslandsumsatz

2014:   4,14 Mrd. Euro
2015:  3,52 Mrd. Euro    -15,0 %


-- Print (Umsatz und Vertrieb)

2014:   9,88 Mrd. Euro
2015:  9,41 Mrd. Euro     - 4,8 %

-- Digital, Sonstiges (leider keine Aufschlüsselung)

2014:    5,22 Mrd. Euro
2015:   5,29 Mrd. Euro   + 1,3 %

Zur Auflagenentwicklung Publikumszeitschriften (in Mio.)

Post-report: FIPP Digital Innovators’ Summit 2016, Berlin (II) - 360° Video, 3D, UAV, VR, WT

Organizers and program committee of the #DISummit 2016 lured their record-breaking audience - of more than 600 participants - with some forward-looking (and current hyped) topics such as

360° / Immersive Video
3D
UAV / Drones
VR / Virtual Reality
WT / Wearable Technology

Ben Kreimer, journalism technologist and beta fellow at BuzzFeed Open Labs, New York, NY offered some practical examples from the UNL Drone Journalism Lab  and AfricanskyCAM of telling stories by using

Post-report: FIPP Digital Innovators’ Summit 2016, Berlin (I)

The 9th FIPP DISummit with more than 600 partizipants from 39 countries and nearly 60 speaker contributing, presenting and discussing has closed its doors - but the work is just beginning and must continue and be intensified. There was quite a lot of reporting going on from the DISummit 2016 in Berlin. During the summit a.o. on Facebook, Twitter #DISummit, FIPP's News site and certainly more to come in the coming weeks..  

My main event was Juan Señor, partner, Innovation Media Consulting Group, UK introducing the Innovation in Magazine Media 2016-2017 Report, shareing insights and assumptions from one year of research and consulting worldwide by the Innovation Media Consulting Group .

Summary

7 Keys to Success - any transformation must be based on

1. Days when digital had the audience but not the revenue are over

2. Display digital ad business model is dead

3. Controlled distributed content is a must

4. Mobile = different content for different platforms

5. Frequency is now everything

6. Only physical change will bring about conceptual chance

7. Trend watching is more important than metric watching


In his talk he insisted that Mobile is not (another) platform, but a new medium. Of course he is right and you can't stress this enough in innovation projects with the industry. Btw., it reminds me on those days, where Radio people thought that TV is just another form of Radio broadcasting, but with pictures - and used it these way and had to learn how to use the full potential of TV.

Along Goggle’s term Micro-Moments (introduces by Sridhar Ramaswamy, Spring 2015) he pointed to the fast changing rules for content, advertising and services to get, fill and get micro moments (I want to know, go, do, buy) and me moments (I want to spend time on, with...) - [in a mobile world].

Juan urged publishers and publishing specialists to go on social platforms and news platforms to get in front of huge audiences, with speedy delivery and massive sharing. But [try to] making sure that you have as much ad format and placement/surroundings control [influence] as possible - keep pushing and make sure that the model of revenue sharing is reasonable, and your partner delivers a maximum of rich audience data, you are comfortable with.

[Break out: See Ralf Kaumann's presentation: The good, the bad and the ugly of distributed content strategies from Facebook Instant Articles, Google AMP and Apple News. (PDF)

But Juan also warned publishers that metrics is not the only answer nor the garantee to succeed and recommended (early) trendspotting - early in, early out - as the royal road to take.

With courtesy of speaker Juan Señor, FIPP and VDZ here is his full presentation from the DISummit 2016 of Juan Señor, John Wilpers and Jan Antonio Giner survey and analysis from the Innovation Media Consulting Group.

Juan Señor: Innovation in Magazine Media 2016-2017 #DISummit 2016 

More:
FIPP Digital Innovators’ Summit 2016, Berlin (II) - 360° Video, 3D, UAV, VR, WT
FIPP shared most presentation charts from the #DISummit here | Videos here .

Event: Digital Innovators’ Summit 2016 - just a few days away - on March 21-22, 2016, in Berlin, Germany

On Monday and Tuesday next week [21 / 22. March 2016] some 700+ key decision-makers and senior executives in the digital content and related media industries will meet to hear, discuss, exchange and learn about Innovations and Trends in Magazine Publishing - and beyond Magazine publishing - at the 9the FIPP / VDZ  Digital Innovators' Summit - #DISummit - in Berlin.

If you have not yet registered, check the jam-packed program now and register here.

Some of the offerings I don't want to miss

First and foremost: YOU
discussing the future of our business and the future of our audience / and our industry.
During, before and after the event e.g. the DIS Warming up from 19:00 - 22:00 hours at the Deutsche Telekom Representative Office, Berlin.


On Monday, March 21

@ 9:55  
Mission possible: from legacy publishing to modern media business, how customers are shaping our future
Steve Newbold, Divisional Managing Director Centaur Media

@ 10:20
Innovation in its DNA: Schibsted’s journey to global digital media leader
Torry Pedersen, CEO/Editor in Chief, Verdens Gang AS

@ 11:15
Common factors driving the most innovative digital news businesses in the world
Lucy Küng (RISJ) with leaders at BuzzFeed, Quartz, The Guardian, The New York Times and Vice

@ 11:40
The transformative impact of Virtual Reality
Jens Christensten, CEO and Founder, Jaunt VR

@ 12:45
Monetisation through surfacing the right content to the right audience, at scale
Adam Singolda, Founder & CEO, Taboola, Lars Janzik, VP Product Management, Die Welt

@ 14:45
From subscriptions to membership: what publishers need to know
Jake Batsell, Ass. Prof. at Southern Methodist University and former Texas Tribune fellow

@ 15:30
Content marketing on steroids. How The Economist uses content to sell content
Mark Cripps, EVP Digital and Brands, The Economist

@ 17:30
The power of 7: key themes in content-driven media innovation today
John Wilpers, Senior Director, Innovation Media Consulting, Juan Señor, Partner, Innovation Media Consulting

On Tuesday, March 22

@ 9:05
Worlds colliding: wearable tech and the media
Redg Snodgrass, CEO at ReadWrite and CEO and Co-founder at Wearable World

@ 10:30
Inside GE’s content innovation hub: engaging audiences through disruptive content projects
Sam Olstein, Global Director of Innovation, GE

@ 12:35
DEEP-DIVE: The good, the bad and the ugly of distributed content strategies
Ralf Kaumanns, Advisor – digital business, growth and competition

@ 12:55
News for millennials: audience engagement at mic.com
Chris Altchek, CEO and Co-Founder, Mic

@ 14:15
The future of mobile and content players’ place within this world - seen by Google
Nick Harthan, global partnerships, Google

@ 15:00
5 principles along which to guide and measure media innovation projects
Tanja Aitamurto, deputy director, The Brown Institute for Media Innovation, Stanford University

The complete DIS program, with with a lot more interesting stuff | DIS 2016 Speakers list

Interested to Meetup before, during and after? Please let me know  Touchpoints

Digital Innovation Summit 2015: The Innovation in Magazine Media 2015-2016 by Juan Señor (Slidedeck)

The 6th Innovations in Magazine Media 2015 - 2016 report is available Digital  and/or on Paper here

please note, the 2016 Digital Innovators' Summit is scheduled for March 21-22, 2016 again in Berlin, Germany.

VDZ Jahrespressekonferenz 2015. Trendumfrage dokumentiert insg. eine stabile bis moderate Entwicklung

Hier die wichtigsten Daten zur Zeitschriftenbranche 2014 im Überblick: (mehr siehe unten)

Gesamtumsatz deutscher Zeitschriftenverlage 15,1 Mrd. EUR
- über alle Geschäftsfelder - weltweit

(All Charts aus der heutigen Präsentation von Stephan Scherzer)

Vor einem Jahr (2013):
mehr als 60.000 Mitarbeiter (unverändert) , Gesamtumsatz 14,85 Mrd. Euro (1,7 %)

Die Entwicklung der Publikumstitel nach Anzahl

Nettoentwicklung eher gering - unberücksichtigt bleiben eine geringere Periodizität und niedrigere Auflagen. 

@hemartin 150/50 beziehen sich als gerundete Zahlen auf 2014 plus Jan/Feb 2015.Die Zahl 133 bezieht sich rein auf 2014.
— VDZ (@VDZPresse) March 26, 2015

@hemartin (3/3) Es aber dann doch nicht sind, oder deren Erscheinungsweise sich reduziert. Dies sind aber keine Marktaustritte.
— VDZ (@VDZPresse) March 26, 2015

@hemartin (2/3) So können sich Zahlen täglich ändern.Bsp für Korrekturen sind Titel,die zunächst quartalsmäßig erscheinen/angekündigt werden
— VDZ (@VDZPresse) March 26, 2015

@hemartin (1/3) Aussagen zu Marktein-/-Austritten beruhen auf Untersuchungen des WIP in Köln.Datenbanken des WIP werden täglich aktualisiert
— VDZ (@VDZPresse) March 26, 2015

Zur Auflagenentwicklung Publikumszeitschriften (in Mio.)

Verkaufte Auflage (inkl ePaper IVW)

2011:  110,7
2012:  109,7
2013:  106,4
2014:  102,3

Einzelverkauf

2011:  44,3
2012:  43,6
2013:  41,5
2014:  38,9

Abo Auflage (inkl ePaper IVW)

2011: 49,1
2012: 49,4
2013: 48,7
2014: 47,8

Umsatzerwartungen laut Trendumfrage

Gegenüber dem Vorjahr haben sich die Wachstumserwartungen für Digitales und sog. "Sonstiges" deutlich reduziert und die Rückgänge bei Vertrieb und Anzeigen erhöht.

Hier - zum Vergleich - die Erwartungen vor einem Jahr

+ 14,8 % Online/Internet
+   6,1 % Sonstiges (Events, CP, LeadG, Bücher, DVDs, etc)
-   0,5 % Vertrieb
-   1,5 % Anzeigen

Trotz eine Bekenntnis zu Bedeutung der Diversifizierung zeigt die Vorhersage der zukünftigen Umsatzverteilung nur eine geringe Dynamik.



Welche Wachstumfelder für Verlage sehen die Befragten

Zieht man die Umsatzerwartung (siehe oben) in Betracht, plant und erwartet die Branche in 2015 aber nur eine moderate Entwicklung.

Von den Regulierungen bzw. nicht Regulierung der Anderen
fühlen sich 79 % (Trendumfrage) erheblich beeinträchtig.

Deshalb erhebt der VDZ an die Politik in Brüssel und Bonn Forderungen zu

• EU-Datenschutz
• EU-Urheberrechtsreform
• Werbefreiheit (keine weiteren Einschränkungen)
• EU-Missbrauchsverfahren gegen Google
• Reduzierte Mehrwertsteuer für digitale Presse
• Marktungleichgewicht und weiter GWB-Reformen

 mehr / via Pressemitteilung 26. März 2015

Slidedeck der Präsentation von Stephan Scherzer (52 Seiten, PDF)  On Slideshare

Digital Innovators' Summit #DISummit 2015 - Tweets -

by FIPP | VDZ | emediaSF

Check Program  | Speakers | Follow #DISummit on Twitter 

The #DISummit 2015 Congress has ended ... the 2016 Digital Innovators' Summit is scheduled for March 21-22, 2016 again in Berlin, Germany.

World Magazine Trends 2015: Latin America (IV.)

From the new edition of FIPP's World Magazine Trends 2014/2015
[data from ZenithOptimedia]:

Advertising expenditures expected to grow from US$ 33,9 to US$ 38 million an impressive growth of 12,1 %. The largest advertising market in the region is Brazil, second, with a high growth rates of 28,1 % will be Argentina, who sends Mexico to third place in 2015 according to ZenithOptimedia). Except Brazil, Latin America is the only region still showing some growth in magazine advertisement (admittedly based on a small proportion of total ad spend).


Advertising Spend 2015 in Latin America (selection)




More about the WMT Report

FIPP's Annual Compendium The World Magazine Trends Report 2014-2015 provides - on over 460 pages - covers key industry data on a global, regional and country-by-country (46 countries, see Table of Contents) basic data for the consumer and B2B magazine media business. Data on advertising spending (by ZenithOptimedia) for B2B + Consumer Magazines as well as circulation figures (by PricewaterhouseCoopers) from the past and and forecast to 2016. Data about digital media, include Internet penetration and mobile penetration, plus eReader and Magazine website listings ... more

Advertising Spending and Media Usage compared: USA vs. Germany

For the following chart we use data that are by no means compatible. Advertising spending in the U.S. and Germany for 2014 (estimated by ZenithOptimedia) and media usage for U.S. by eMarketer, for Germany by ARD/ZDF Online Study (with data from 2014 and 2010 (Print) mixed.

The share of ad budgets for Print (Newspaper, Magazines) in both countries is declining. But publishers in Germany still benefit from the warm winds of advertising budgets, but for how long?

*) more about the ARD/ZDF Online Study

World Magazine Trends 2015: Asia-Pacific Region (III.)

From the new edition of FIPP's World Magazine Trends 2014/2015
[data from ZenithOptimedia]:

The Asia Pacific region is the most populated region with more than 50 % of all people on earth. In Advertising the Asia-Pacific region is second after North-America and could advance to the first place before 2020.

Ad spending will grow about 7,3%. newspaper remain stable, whilst magazine will decline further (- 1,3 %) and Internet advertising will grow about 19,8 %. Growth will come from mostly from China, India, Indonesia.

Advertising Spend 2015 in Asia - Pacific (selection)

More about the WMT Report

FIPP's Annual Compendium The World Magazine Trends Report 2014-2015 provides - on over 460 pages - covers key industry data on a global, regional and country-by-country (46 countries, see Table of Contents) basic data for the consumer and B2B magazine media business. Data on advertising spending (by ZenithOptimedia) for B2B + Consumer Magazines as well as circulation figures (by PricewaterhouseCoopers) from the past and and forecast to 2016.

Data about digital media, include Internet penetration and mobile penetration, plus eReader and Magazine website listings ...  more

FIPP World Magazine Trends 2014: CEE Region (II.)

From the new edition of FIPP's World Magazine Trends 2014/2015
[data from ZenithOptimedia]:

Advertising growth rate in Europe from 2013 - 2014 was - according to Zenith Optimedia - the lowest growth rate of all regions. Except for Kazakstan and Latvia all other countries in the WMT report delivered negative growth in (print-) magazine advertising. Poland -15,7%, Russia -7,4%, Bulgaria -6,5%, Austria -4,5%.

Digital magazine advertising is reported under Internet, but (unfortunately) not separately reported.

Advertising Spending 2015 in the CEE / MOE Region (selection) 


More about the WMT Report

FIPP's Annual Compendium The World Magazine Trends Report 2014-2015 provides - on over 460 pages - covers key industry data on a global, regional and country-by-country (46 countries, see Table of Contents) basic data for the consumer and B2B magazine media business. Data on advertising spending (by ZenithOptimedia) for B2B + Consumer Magazines as well as circulation figures (by PricewaterhouseCoopers) from the past and and forecast to 2016.

Data about digital media, include Internet penetration and mobile penetration, plus eReader and Magazine website listings ...  more

Magazine Compendium: FIPP's World Magazine Trends 2014-15 out

FIPP's Annual Compendium The World Magazine Trends Report 2014-2015 provides - on over 460 pages - covers key industry data on a global, regional and country-by-country (46 countries, see Table of Contents) basic data for the consumer and B2B magazine media business. Data on advertising spending (by ZenithOptimedia) for B2B + Consumer Magazines as well as circulation figures (by  PricewaterhouseCoopers) from the past and forecast to 2016.

Data about digital media, include Internet penetration and mobile penetration, plus eReader and Magazine website listings (where available).

From FIPP's release (5-Dec-2014):

Magazines, now and the future

Globally, total magazine revenue will resume growth in 2015. Although there was still a decline in 2013 (-0.7% compared to 2012), in 2015, the magazine publishing industry will reverse years of decline to record 0.2% year-on-year growth as overall digital gains outweigh falling print revenue. In 2016, total magazine revenue will reach US$97.3 billion, up from US$97.1 billion in 2013.

Digital magazine circulation revenue will see the fastest growth. Global digital magazine circulation revenue will rise at 43.4% year-on-year reaching US$5.2 billion in 2016. As companies see more success in turning digital magazine consumption from free-of-charge websites to paid-for digital editions, digital will move from accounting for 4% of total consumer magazine circulation revenue in 2013 to 11% in 2016.

Currently advertising is centered on magazine websites, but, as digital circulations increase, electronic editions will become increasingly popular for advertisers. In 2013 total digital advertising accounted for US$8.4 billion, 17% of total advertising revenue. Global digital magazine advertising revenue will be US$13.4 billion in 2016, which means more than a quarter of total advertising revenue (27%).

Emerging economies such as China, India, Russia and South Africa will see the fastest growth in B2B magazines. As businesses in all types of economies look to grow and increase market share, both advertisers and readers will find their way towards B2B magazines and therefore increase total revenue. 

The report is compiled by FIPP and contributions from industry experts include ZenithOptimedia, PwC and regional and local associations, publishers and agencies. It also includes the FIPP monitor of cross-border launches.

For anyone in media and advertising who needs to know about international magazine markets and a database with some basic data, resources, and contacts,  this 11th compendium has it all (for 46 countries, and what is available).

The Digital + Printed edition' of FIPP's World Magazine Trends 2014-2015 is available now. The Excel edition is promised for delivery on January 15, 2015.

More Information and Purchasing options at FIPP's Website


Check back for additional posting

World Magazine Trends 2015: CEE Region (II.)
World Magazine Trends 2015: Asia-Pacific Region (III.)
World Magazine Trends 2015: Latin America (IV.)

Renate Köcher: Ein Herz für Print

Nach einer neuen Allensbach-Studie / Auswertung halten die Bundesbürger die deutsche Medienlandschaft für "qualitativ hochwertig". Dies erläuterte heute Mittag Renate Köcher auf dem Publishers' Summit 2014 in Berlin und präsentiert einige Ergebnisse der Repräsentativbefragung (bei 1.520 befragten Bundesbürgern ab 16 Jahren über

Wert und Relevanz von Print  



Durchgeführt im Auftrag des VDZ.

via vdz.de

Aus den Ergebnissen:

Die Qualität der Angebot von Zeitungen, Zeitschriften, Internet-Seiten sowie Radio- und Fernsehsendern insgesamt, bewerten

16 % als „sehr gut“
65 % als „gut“

Die Vielfalt der Medienlandschaft in Deutschland bewerten

62 % als „sehr groß“
34 % als „groß“

Die Motivation für das Lesen von Zeitschriften sind

62 % erhalten dort immer wieder Anregungen und Ideen
48 %  findet dort Tipps, die im Alltag nützlich sind
46 % können beim Zeitschriftenlesen (oder Blättern) gut entspannen

Die Lesedauer beträgt im Durchschnitt

67 Minuten im Durchschnitt, wenn eine Zeitschrift interessiert
78 Minuten für Zeitschriften-Abonnenten

76 Minuten bei den 60-jährigen und älter
71 Minuten bei den 45 - 59-jährigen
60 Minuten bei den 30 - 44-jährigen
53 Minuten bei den 16 - 29-jährigen

Die Preise 

28 % finden die Preise für gedruckte Zeitschriften relativ hoch
27 % finden die Preise für gedruckte Zeitungen ziemlich hoch
17 % finden die Preise für eZeitungen und eZeitschriften ziemlich hoch

Die Befragten lesen Zeitschriften am liebsten in ...  

87 % gedruckte Zeitschriften
  2 % digitale Zeitschriften
10 % sowohl gedruckte als auch digitale Zeitschriften

und selbst die Unter-30-Jährigen sind äußerst printsüchtig

74 % gedruckte Zeitschriften
  6 % digitale Zeitschriften
19 % sowohl gedruckte als auch digitale Zeitschriften


Btw.
Die Deutschen sind bereit Monat für Monat mehr als 250 Millionen Euro für bedrucktes Zeitschriftenpapier auszugeben - das sei doch ziemlich viel 'Paid Content in Reinkultur' via @VDZPresse

Tolle Zahlen: Reichweiten, Neugründungen. Durchschnittlich lesen wir um die 5 Titel. #VDZPS14 pic.twitter.com/gRdBoBLGOp
— Frau Sheep (@MarySheep) November 6, 2014

P.S:
Die VDZPresse hat angekündigt, dass die Präsentationen und Videos nach und nach auf der VDZ Website veröffentlicht werden.

AWA Allensbacher Markt- und Werbeträgeranalyse 2014 out!

Gestern wurde in München die AWA 2014 vorgestellt ... die Ergebnisse - Gewinner und Verlierer und die Planungsdaten gibt es hier .

Wie in jedem Jahr gab es wieder vier Auswertungen und Vorträge zur Entwicklung der Medien, der Rolle der Medien und der Entwicklung der Mediennutzung in Deutschland.

Dr. Johannes Schneller
Dynamik und Stabilität bei den Mediennutzungsmustern (32 S., PDF)

Renate Köcher
Strategien für printaffine und printdistante Zielgruppen (26 S., PDF)

Steffen de Sombre
Freizeit- und Informationsverhalten in der mobilen Gesellschaft (34 S., PDF)

Oliver Bruttel 
Die vernetzte Gesellschaft (36 S., PDF)

via / more at ifd-allensbach.de 

Reuters Institute: Digital News Report 2014

The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism published its 2014 Digital News Report. Providing current figures and information on digital news consumption: Mobile & tablets, Payment, Social Media / Networks. The report is based on a YouGov survey of over 18,000 online news consumers in the UK, US, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Brazil, Japan, Denmark and Finland.





Digital News Report 2014: Online / Download (PDF) 96 pages

The Irish Times has a good overview about the battle of attention and the mean differences and variation by countries  [via / more]

Accessing News via TV