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FUTURISTS ENVISION THE NEWSPAPER IN 2020

Published by Juan Antonio Giner October 18th, 2007 in Andrew Nachison, Chris Bisco, Craig Newmark, Flavio Ferrari, Gerd Finkbeiner, Jeff Jarvis, Juan Antonio Giner, Mario Garcia, Michael Rauynord, Moritz Wuttke, Richard Watson, Rob Curley, Robert Cauthorn, Robert Picard, Roger Black, Stephen Gray, Stig Eiude Siversten, Takashi Ishioka, Tomas Brunegård and innovation. 1 Comment

Good news and ideas from the World Association of Newspapers (WAN):
What will the newspaper look like in 2020?
The World Association of Newspapers asked 22 futurists, academics, industry insiders, internet pioneers and other media experts to envision the newspaper of the future, and their responses say much about the present state of the newspaper business.
Some [...]

LA VANGUARDIA CHANGES BUT DOESN’T CHANGE

Published by Juan Antonio Giner October 1st, 2007 in Alfredo Abian, Barcelona, Carlos Perez de Rozas, Carlos Soria, Claude Erbsen, Jaume Serra, Javier Errea, Javier Zarracina, Javier de Godo, Jose Alberola, Jose Antich, Juan Antonio Giner, Juan Senor, La Vanguardia, Marta Torres, Milton Glaser, Pablo Martin, Rosa Mundet, Spain, Thomaz Souto Correa, Walter Bernard, Wifag Evolution 371, content-driven redesign and innovation. 2 Comments

This is the last issue of La Vanguardia in its traditional berliner format and old design.
Tomorrow, La Vanguardia, the leading quality family-owned newspaper of Barcelona (Catalonia, Spain), will launch its new format.

Today, La Vanguardia has a supplement that tracks the graphic changes of the paper in its 126 years.
La Vanguardia will use two new [...]

TWO OPINIONS ABOUT THE NEW INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY

Published by Juan Antonio Giner June 12th, 2007 in Independent on Sunday, Juan Antonio Giner, Media Circus, compact and innovation. 0 Comments

Media Circus asked Don Berry and me about the new compact Independent on Sunday.
I am happy to share the same views with such a Fleet Street legend.
But a loyal reader was also right when he complained:
“The Sudoku are too small - no room to fit all the possible numbers for each square.”
Yes, Sir!

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