#WANIndia2009: Re-inventing the newspaper – Portugal’s i
December 3rd, 2009Posted by Laura Oliver in Events, Newspapers
Over on the main site we’re reporting on how a recently launched Portuguese newspaper, i, is innovating across platforms – targeting breaking news online at social networks; redesigning the traditional print format to four section; and redesigning its newsroom.
The seven-month-old title has shown circulation growth and is attracting previously non-newspaper consumers as readers, says publisher and editor Martim Figueiredo.
Read the full piece on i at this link – here are some photos of a special edition of the paper prepared for the World Association of Newspapers (WAN) conference, to give you an idea of what it looks like:
All coverage of #WANIndia2009 from Journalism.co.uk can be found at this link.
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