Making print newspapers come alive with augmented reality
What if you didn’t just read your printed newspaper, but truly experienced it?
Publications enhanced with augmented reality are now...
Marketing expert Peter Lamb shares his advice for building a winning sales team
Strategic marketing consultant Peter Lamb led a two-hour interactive sales workshop at INK+BEYOND on May 3. His presentation was...
Real Time Bidding (RTB) allows publishers to tap into remnant ad inventory
Real Time Bidding (RTB) has received a lot of hype over the past year, but is it deserving of...
Stats and storytelling: Bringing data-driven journalism to life
Fred Vallance-Jones knows a lot of journalists got into the business with the hopes of avoiding the big M...
Changing values, demographics and economics are reshaping Canada
When Canadian research centre EKOS polled Canadians on their most important goals and values, they found that the top...
Humanitarian crises: when and how to report
Journalists are humans too. We live and breathe stories, events and sometimes crises, so how does that come out...
Canadian journalists honoured at World Press Freedom Day luncheon
In 2012, there were 107 journalists killed, 193 imprisoned and 38 kidnapped. One of those 38 is Jim Foley....
Driving employee engagement
Employee engagement in Canadian media companies is lower than the national average Neil Crawford of Aon Hewitt told newspaper...
World Press Freedom Panel
In keeping with World Press Freedom Day, INK+BEYOND 2013 hosted a World Press Freedom Panel comparing and contrasting accessibility...
The magic formula of sustainability: corporate executives and environmentalists working together
Sometimes mountains do move as Nicole Rycroft and her team of environmentalists at
Canopy discovered when they set their...