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03.04.2009

Interview with Saglara Manjieva, head of mobile sales group at RIA Novosti

Text available in Russian only.>
12.03.2009

Video: Telegraph's application for Android

The Telegraph in the U.K. offers a variety of services on its native application for Android and G1 smartphone. Its business model is mostly based on advertising and the newspaper has done a n ...>
12.03.2009

Video: USA Today's iPhone app

When USA Today launched its colourful newspaper in the 1980s, it was targeting a mobile audience. So when it got into mobile publishing, the newspaper kept that iconic design consistent, especially with its native application for Apple's iPhone. >
24.02.2009

USA Today on the iPhone

Matt Jones is Vice President of Mobile Strategy and Operations for USA Today/Gannett Digital. Here he discusses USA Today's strategy for publishing on smartphones. IFRA: At the end of December, USA Today launched an application for the iPhone. What is the respo ...>
05.03.2008

Alexander Chekshin, KP, on mobile journalism

Available in Russian only>
05.03.2008

WiMAX extends range and potential of mobile

Available in English on page 28 of the March 2008 issue of IFRA Magazine>
10.10.2006

MediaSpan's Peter Cooper on mobile

newspaper techniques: Which of MediaSpan's mobile offerings are the most popular with newspaper publishers? Peter Cooper: The ability to create new content channels quickly, based on their specific market. For example, one newspaper knows that their ...>
28.06.2006

Interview with Joachim Blum

newspaper techniques: Mobile services are continually developing. Where do newspapers stand today? Joachim Blum: With the exception of a small number of newspapers in Scandinavia, Switzerland or also Asia, most newspapers worldwide are at best at th ...>
08.02.2006

The Ifra eNews Initiative

Responding to the emerging mobile e-reading market eNews is a unique cross-disciplinary three year initiative, set up by Ifra, in response to the emerging mobile e-reading media market. In the project, Ifra partners with 20 of the world’s major publishing houses and ...>
23.11.2005

Mobile Publishing: The benefits of mobile for newspapers

By Göran Gulic, web manager at Göteborgs-Posten of Sweden, and Gunnar Springfeldt, development director at the Stampen Group. In Scandinavia and some other parts of Europe, mobile ...>
18.08.2005

Siemens et Mitsubishi se retirent du marché des mobiles

Quelques jours avant le bouclage de l’édition de juillet de techniques de presse, les sociétés Siemens et Mitsubishi ont annoncé des remaniements dans leurs départements mobiles : Siemens ...>