Reporting from Europe this week
I am celebrating this move for at least three reasons:
We will see new products coming out such as new personalized newsletters targeted to subscribers, dynamic paywalls which will ask people to register user profiles when they hit a paywall.
When people ask me what is the best way to attract and to retain subscribers, I always answer: create new products. The Post obviously knows it and proves it with this move.
Already The Post offers some of the best examples of experimentation with storytelling, as well as with such new products as The Lilly, edited by and for women. With Kat Downs Mulder leading the way, we are likely to see many more new products that should serve as inspiration to newspapers everywhere. Here is The Lilly:
I was a guest in the program Encuentro, hosted by Guillermo Arduino daily at CNN en Español. The interview was about how we read on mobile devices and my introduction of my new mobile storytelling book, The Story, to a Spanish-language audience.
Keynote Luncheon Speech: Ad Club of Toronto, Newspaper Day
October 25, 2019
Keynote presentation: Business Information & Media Summit (BIMS).
November 12, 2019
You can order the print edition of my new mobile storytelling book, The Story, from Amazon already here:
The newspaper remains the most powerful source of storytelling on the planet. But technology threatens its very existence. To survive, the Editor must transform, adapt, and manage the newsroom in a new way. Find out how, pre-orderThe Story by Mario Garcia, chief strategist for the redesign of over 700 newspapers around the world.
Order here:
https://thaneandprose.com/shop-the-bookstore?olsPage=products%2Fthe-story
I am happy to announce that we will, indeed, have a print edition of my mobile storytelling book, The Story. I thank you for expressing your interest to our publisher, Thane Boulton, of Thane & Prose. Now the print edition will be a reality, and you can already see the cover and back cover here:
http://www.itertranslations.com/blog/2019/3/11/fd60ybflpvlqrgrpdp5ida5rq0c3sp
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