From David Worlock: Consolidating into a new Industry 2017

David Worlock at the UKSG 40th Annual Conference and Exhibition - IET.tv
 

With a closed-by presentation David delivered the opening address at the Publishers' Forum 2017, Berlin: A Strategic Outlook to Publishing in 2017

Note:
Before David sold Electronic Publishing Services Ltd. (EPS) to Outsell in 2006, he was our UK partner of eMartin.net. David Worlock chairs Outsell’s Global Leadership Councils and adviser to information and media industry.

#Blogchain: Can Artists, Authors, Photographers finally get what they deserve?

via / more at FORTUNE by Imogen Heap, Don Tapscott

Blockchain Could Be Music’s Next Disruptor




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How blockchain will disrupt your business
by Thor Olavsrud [September 5, 2016]

Zur AKEP-Jahrestagung 2016: upstairs / downstairs - Gewinner & Verlierer der Digitalisierung

Am 22. Juni 2016 fand die letzte AKEP (Elektronisches Publizieren) Jahrestagung #akep16 des Börsenvereins des Deutschen Buchhandels statt. Denn, der AKEP und der AK eCOM (eBooks und eCommerce) im Rahmen der Verbandsreform in einer neu installierten IG Digital auf.

Die Sprecher der neuen IG Digital sind: Michael Döschner-Apostolidis (Verlagsleiter elektronisches Publizieren, VG Droemer Knaur), Carmen Udina (Leiterin dtv-Digital) und Jochen Grieving (Buchhandlung Transfer Bücher und Medien) (von links)

Die bisherigen AKEP Sprecher Jürgen Harth und Beate Muschler, sowie die AK eCOM Sprecher Susanne Martin und Tobias Schmid treten ins Glied zurück.

Die IG Digital beinhaltet die Fachgruppen (’interessanterweise’ Peer Group genannt) Digitaler Buchhandel, Kommunikation & Marketing, Herstellung, eBooks, Bibliotheken sowie Apps & Mobile Publishing

‏@akeplog Strukturreform: Aus AKEP und AK eCom wird heute die IG Digital. Verlage und Handel unter einem Digital-Dach. #akep16

‏@akeplog Vielen Dank auch an die bisherigen AKEP-Sprecher Beate Muschler und Jürgen Harth. Good Job! #akep16

‏@boev Sprecherteam IG Digital: Michael Döschner-Apostolidis, Carmen Udina & Jochen Grieving. (Foto: Tobias Bohm) #akep16 ‏

Die Keynotes
- vom Digisauier und Internet-Publizisten Tim Cole über die Digitale Transformation im Allgemeinen und die Buchbranche im Besonderen und

- Keynoter Christian Hoffmeister: Market needs versus resources feeds, oder Können Verlage leisten, was der Markt will?

Fachpresse-Statistik 2015 (III): Umsatz Digitales - Online 2006 - 2015

Da die Fachpressestatistik und der Verband bei Nachfragen nicht sehr auskunftfreudig sind (oder keine validen Daten liefern können) und unsere Rechenversuche häufig scheitern, posten wir hier was sich auf der Basis der jährlichen Umfrage, Hochrechnungen oder/und Schätzungen darstellen lässt. Veränderungen in der Zuordnung von Umsätzen über die Jahre, welche nicht ersichtlich sind und nicht kommuniziert werden, müssen leider außen vor bleiben.

Umsatz und Umsatzanteil Digital - Online von 2005 - 2015 

Umsatzwachstum Digital - Online in Mio. € von 2006 - 2015

Wachstumsraten in % nach Kategorien von 2012 - 2015

Nicht alle Entwicklungen und der Verlauf erschließen sich aus der Logik der Entwicklung am Markt. Trotzdem hoffen wir, dass die Darstellung im Abgleich mit den eigenen Unternehmensdaten und der Marktentwicklung zu Fragen anregt. Da gibt es die Vorreiter der Branche, die Zögernde, die hinten Nachlaufende und die Schlusslichter.

In der Summe und in den Kategorien sehen wir noch viel Luft und Ergebnispotenzial (nach oben).

Siehe auch
Fachpresse-Statistik 2015 - Zahlen zum deutschen Fachmedienmarkt
Fachpresse-Statistik 2015 (II) - Auslandsumsatz der deutschen Fachmedien


Alle Postings zur Fachpresse-Statistik von 2004 bis heute #Fachpresse-Statistik

Fachpresse-Statistik 2015 (II) : Auslandsumsatz der deutschen Fachmedienanbieter

Zugegeben, es ist nicht viel was die Fachpressestatistik der Deutschen Fachpresse über das Auslandsgeschäft der Fachmedien-Anbieter verrät. Doch nach der Prognose der Teilnehmer der Umfrage gibt es für 2016 positive Erwartungen.

Die Prognose für leicht steigend / steigende Auslandsumsätze

2015 für 2016: 18 % (darin enthalten: 12 % leicht steigend)
2014 für 2015: 12 %
2013 für 2014: 11 %
2012 für 2013: 23 %

(wurde vor 2012 nicht ausgewiesen)

Auslandsumsatz deutscher Fachmedienanbieter steigt
- bezogen auf die europäische / globale Vernetzung, m.M.n. aber viel zu langsam

Aufteilung nach Umsatzkategorien 

Insbesondere bei Umsätzen aus Dienstleistungen ein völlig unbefriedigendes Ergebnis. Aber auch im Digitalem erheblich unter den Möglichkeiten und Erfordernissen um im internationalen Fachmediengeschäft eine führende Rolle zu spielen.


Siehe auch
Fachpresse-Statistik 2015 - Zahlen zum deutschen Fachmedienmarkt
Fachpresse-Statistik 2015 (III) - Umsatz Digitales - Online 

Alle Postings zur Fachpresse-Statistik von 2004 bis heute: #Fachpresse-Statistik

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

FIPP's Innovation in Magazine Media 2016-2017 World Report is out

The 7th Innovation in Magazine Media World Report was presented last Monday at the #DISummit 2016 in Berlin, by Juan Señor, partner, Innovation Media Consulting Group [more]

Don't miss out on 132 pages summarizing the one years Survey and Analysis by Innovation Media Consulting Group - on behalf of FIPP - find and use compelling reports, articles and example throughout the world on strategies and tactics for the hot, important areas in publishing today: company culture, mobile, video, data, ad blocking, micro-payment, distribution platforms, and trend spotting.


ISBN 978-1-872274-82-9 Digital

ISBN 978-1-872274-81-2 Print


Order you copy now at FIPP Website - digital and/or print  (pls. scroll down)


Table of Contents

Publishers see a cloudy future for print. But, Publishers see growth potential, investing for growth

Folio: Mag teamed up with Hallmark Data Systems to find out how media companies are applying their resources against a diversified product portfolio to generate more growth. It looks like that quite a few publishers (even in the U.S.) are still in a "wait and see" mode and/or are not ready for the "big steps" demanded by market developments and the needs, wants and processes in the ecosphere serviced...

more / via at folio:  (January 8, 2016)

Let me share some charts from the study:

Revenue Sourcing Trends (U.S.)

Revenue Sources - the next 3 years (U.S.)

Investments planned - next 12 months (U.S.)

Launches forseen, planned (U.S.)

Make sure you check the commented presentation at folio: here

Publishers' Forum 27. - 28. April 2015, Berlin - in Tweets #pf15

Das Publishers’ Forum (Klopotek) bietet ein informatives Programm mit Vorträgen, Diskussionen und Hands-on-Workshops und Seminaren, in denen Konzepte und Erfahrungen ausgetauscht werden, um auf die Herausforderungen der Gegenwart und näheren Zukunft Antworten zu suchen und zu finden.


Agenda & Speakers
http://publishersforum.de/agenda-2015/


- event closed - 

Hier als Appetizer von Ralf Eichner @ralfeichner zwei Storify's

Zukunft der Verlagsbranche - Publishers´Forum 2015 in Berlin #pf15 - Tag 1 http://www.wasmitinhalten.de/2015/04/27/publishersforum-2015-berlin-tag-1/

Zukunft der Verlagsbranche - Publishers´Forum 2015 in Berlin #pf15 - Tag 2 http://www.wasmitinhalten.de/2015/04/29/publishersforum-2015-berlin-tag-2/

Und von Porter Anderson auf thebookseller.com

Publishers' Forum in Berlin: 'Reconstructing Publishing' Day 1
http://www.thebookseller.com/news/publishers-forum-opens-berlin-reconstructing-publishing

Publishers' Forum in Berlin: 'Reconstructing Publishing' Day 2
[Link]

Die Slidedecks und Videos gibt es hier: [Präsentationen 2015] [Video 2015]

Right now, there are more Video from the Publishers Forum at Vimeo
https://vimeo.com/publishersforum/videos

FIPP's 6th Innovations in Magazine Media 2015 - 2016 published

a survey conducted by Innovation International Media Consulting

authored by John Wilpers, Juan Señor and Juan Antonio Giner for FIPP

The Innovations in Magazine Media 2014 World Report delivers on 198 pages great information on advertising, data, discover-ability and buzz, events, mobile, print innovations, social media, video and more.

Juan Señor & John Wilpers presented at the #DISummit 2015 five 

Top Trend 2015 - 2016 in magazine publishing 

- Mobile is the dominant platform

- Video the dominant mode

- Native advertising will be the dominant vehicle

- Programmatic will be the dominant method

- Data will dominate decisions

Content table

The 6th Innovations in Magazine Media 2015 - 2016 report is available 

Digital  App (Blippar) | Web (PressReader) and/or on Paper here

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.

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.)

Technology is changing media and the media industry

Post by eMartin.net.

Can you compare the eBook Revolution with the Paperback Revolution

The answer of Hachette's CEO Michael Pietsch to the Amazon readersunited.com appeal has sparked the discussion of how different or how similar this two revolutions which have and which will change the business and democratizing reading for ever are.

Matthew Ogle has recorded the Paperback revolution 1935 - 1960 on straightforward facts. Mentioning of how furious publishers, booksellers and book-culture advocates where about Paperbacks ... more here

Michael Pietsch explains the Paperback revolution as a well-thought, financially logical step by publishers in making the most money for out of marketing the cultural good of literature

The invention of mass-market paperbacks was great for all because it was not intended to replace hardbacks, but to create a new format available later, at a lower price.

The auto-response letter of Michael you find here

Edward Robertson points to the weakness /  fallacy of Michael Pietsch arguments and concludes that Michael (or his PR staff) either doesn’t know about the history of his own industry, or is openly lying to the public about it, to the people complaining about Hachette's quarrel about pricing ideas of Amazon

Well, technically, it isn’t false — it’s true that mass market paperbacks weren’t invented to replace hardbacks. But they weren’t published in the modern fashion, with a publisher releasing them months after the more expensive hardback. Rather, paperback rights were purchased by competing publishers who were able to sell their paperbacks for 10% of the price of the original hardcovers.

In other words
Paperbacks were invented to disrupt the hardcover industry...  more

In short:
eBooks are invented to disrupt the paper book industry, whether you like it or not

Out: Innovations in Magazine Media 2014: Roadmap for Magazine Media Strategy

Today at the Digital Innovation Summit, Berlin the Magazine publishing association FIPP and the Innovation International Media Consulting Group presented the 2014 Edition of  the 'Innovations in Magazine Media' World Report.

Some key findings 

• Native advertising is revolutionizing the world of content, advertiser-magazine relationships, advertiser-reader relationships, and revenue models
• Big data is putting serious science and analysis behind every decision we make in magazine publishing, from content to advertising to new products
• Mobile will be the dominant platform for information distribution and consumption and it is so revolutionary that some are calling it a “do-over” chance for legacy media who got the whole internet thing so terribly wrong 
• Programmatic advertising suddenly appears on its way to becoming the way most ads will be sold and scheduled
• Video has become the most effective, most powerful, and fastest-growing method of delivering content and advertising to the largest audience, all in ways that are increasingly accessible to all publishers.

The Innovations in Magazine Media 2014 World Report delivers on 156 pages great information on (e.g.)

• Paywalls, content sales, eCommerce, mCommerce, programmatic advertising, publishing frequency, print innovations, personalization, Google Glass, eNewsletters, and more
• BuzzFeed, Condé Nast, The Huffington Post, Atlantic Media, Virgin, Pepsi, Forbes, The Washington Post, Hearst, Microsoft, The Guardian, OgilvyOne, Nivea, Elle, and Netflix to name a few brands featured in the report
• Insight from Google, ZenithOptimedia, Nielsen, Reuters, Digiday, eMarketer, and GfK.

The Innovations in Magazine Media 2014 report is available in print and digital here 

Nachtrag:

Juan Señor and John Wilpers, Innovation Media Consulting Group (USA, UK) 

presenting their findings at DISummit 2014







Download
Slidedesk (54 pages, PDF)

Folio's 2013 Magazine Manufacturing and Production Technology Survey

Folio's annual Magazine Manufacturing and Production Technology Survey (2012 Survey) offers a good idea about the status and direction technology in magazine publishing goes. Responses include B2B publishing (38%), Consumer Special Interest (28%), Association journals/newsletter (25%), Consumer general interest (7 %). The predominant delivery format is still 1) print, far down the road 2) web, 3) tablet app (see chart below) ... via/more at folio mag

Here some results from the latest Survey







 
Download Folio's ePaper with all results and methology here (6 pages, PDF)

Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism: Digital News Report 2013

Reuters' Digital News Report 2013 provides on 112 pages a wealth of data for media and media executives to think, plan and worry about their business.


Link: Download (PDF)

Aus den Ergebnissen:

Wie Medienkategorien insgesamt performen



Die Rolle der traditionellen Medienmarken
- in Deutschland mit 71 % im hinteren Feld

PPA UK: 4th Annual Publishing Future Report 2013

via PPA, the Professional Publishers Association UK: Publishing Futures 2013: At a glance

Print share on publishers total turnover will decline further. Over the next 2 years in the consumer print magazine market about 9 % and with B2B print magazines by 20 %.



Digital share on publishers total turnover will grow substantial. Over the next 2 years in the consumer publishing market by 88 % and with B2B publishing by 32 %.






Publishers think that their total advertising revenue share will be nore less stable over the next 2 years. Digital would create more or less compensation for the losses in print ads.



According to this figures print circulation share will decline over the period of the next 2 years. 6 % in consumer magazine publishing and 17 % in B2B

About: Publishing Futures is an annual bellwether survey from the PPA carried out and produced by Wessenden Marketing. The 2013 survey is the fourth in the project’s history and comprises data from 96 UK consumer, business and digital publishers that are responsible for over 5,100 branded activities.

P.S.
If you are not a PPA member, you can buy the Publishing Futures report 2013 for (hefty) 495 UKP - about 586 Euro - (plus VAT) here.

Compare what Publishers in the U.S. [here] and Germany [here] [here] [here] expect for their business in 2013ff

Publishers Forum 2013: The Atomization of Everything (Keynote) by David Worlock

David Worlock - The Atomization of Everything - Keynote from Publishers' Forum.

Publishers Forum 2013: Leveraging Big Data Opportunities For Growth

Keynote from Krishna Tewari (Datamatics Global Services) at the Publishers Forum 2013



Krishna's Slidedeck

Note:
Jake Freivald (Information Builders) talk 'How Big Data can leverage business' at the Publishers' Forum 2013 is not online, but his keynote 'Understanding Big Data' at the BISG's  'Making Information Pay 2012' Event provides a good substitute. [ Link PDF ]