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Newspaper companies have only begun to scratch their innova6on poten6al.
To succeed, they have to learn to look at markets in new ways. They must invest to create new capabili6es and rethink the way they work individually and collec6vely. CLAYTON M. CHRISTENSEN Professor of Business Administra6on Harvard Business School
The environment for our industry for the future is one of constant change and innova6on. While we are witnessing the future of news media being invented right now, all around the globe, by hundreds of companies, universi6es, and entrepreneurs, their separate efforts, research, prototypes, and roll-‐outs receive inconsistent aEen6on and analysis. Our mission is to support and coordinate an interna=onal ecosystem of innova=on centres, entrepreneurs, and rapidly advance the best news media digital innova=ons and talents to the market.
SOURCE New Talents and solu6ons
CONNECT Partners in innova6on
COORDINATE Interna6onal R&D programmes
GROW Skills and business solu6ons
GAMI
UCLAN
iMinds
EPFL
UNINE
NTNU
TEXAS Aus=n
PUCRS
NTU
The first global network of academic Media Labs
Aarhus
WAN-IFRA represents news media org. in !120 countries!
WAN-‐IFRA represents more than
18,000 publica6ons
15,000 online sites 3,000 companies
80 na6onal and regional news publisher associa6ons
Based in Paris and Frankfurt with Regional offices in Singapore, India, and Mexico !
GAMI’s ADVISORY BOARD Drives the strategic and opera6onal agenda
MOVE BEYOND THE INNOVATION « COMFORT ZONE » 5 strategic areas defined by GAMI Advisory Board
Organic innova=on Ways to do things beEer and
solve boElenecks
Radical Innova=on Build up the future of news
users engagement
Mobility wearability
Internet of Things Smart Ci=es
Immersive content and new forms of
narra=ves
Technology enablers -‐ special focus on security
Mul=media convergence
Data explora=on to support the
moderniza6on of journalism
Innova=on “Comfort Zone”
ACADEMIC PARTNERS
47% WAN-IFRA
35%
TECH PARTNERS 18%
Overview Finance
EVENTS AND WORKSHOPS
➽ Wearable in house workshops, Osnäbruck Zeitung (DE), Berlingske Tidende (DK)
➽ Boot Camp with the FINP digital Fund (Paris)
➽ GAMI at SXSW Interac6ve Fes6val in Aus6n
➽ Workshops on Wearables and iBeacon + Expo at DML 2015
PUBLICATIONS
➽ Blogs, social networks (Linkedin, Flipboard, TwiEer,…)
➽ Technology Focus: Report on Wearables for news
➽ Country Focus: Report on innova6on trends in France
R&D COORDINATION
➽ Strategic partnership with NEM (New European Media), official ETP for Media R&D. In coordina6on with ENPA.
➽ Public Private Partnership on Immersive Content with NTNU, Norway
➽ ICT19c European Funding program with Frankfurter Book Fair and iMinds (Belgium)
Download : www.wan-‐ifra.org (Publica6ons)
MATCH-‐MAKING RESEARCH TEAMS Affiliated research teams and start ups look for partners within the industry to collaborate on research projects for mentoring, valida6on or feedback.
World Publishing Expo World News Media Congress Digital Media regional conferences
TALK TO US
TALK TO OTHERS
Bootcamps Hackhathons On demand workshops
CROSS FERTILIZATION Innovations often happens at the intersection of disciplines. We are committed to curiosity, open innovation and networking, sharing professional knowledge inside and outside legacy media
FOLLOW THE ALLIANCE ON FLIPBOARD
FOLLOW THE ALLIANCE ON TWITTER
@wanifra_mihub
FOLLOW THE ALLIANCE ON LINKEDIN
FOLLOW THE ALLIANCE ON OUR BLOG
