Author: Innovation Media Consulting

At Innovation Media Consulting, we have always believed in the transformative power of journalism to shape societies, amplify voices, and uphold the truth. Our recent collaboration with Annahar Media in Lebanon stands as a testament to this belief—a project we are deeply honored to have...

THE PUBLISHER AS A PAID CONTENT PROVIDER THROUGH ALL the other economic troubles that publishers had to face through the pandemic hit years of 2020 and 2021, it was also a golden age for digital subscriptions. Traffic and interest in news surged as people turned to...

2021 was one of those nearly years, starting with optimism that we  might swiftly leave the turmoil  and uncertainty of 2020 behind,  only to realise that some shadows  are more difficult to shake.  It was, consequently, a year of ups and downs, twists and turns 1. A...

For all the problems that media companies faced during the Coronavirus pandemic, a lack ¡of creativity was not one of them. Lac-Mégantic: La Dernière Nuit  On the night of July 5 to 6, 2013, a runaway train carrying crude oil derailed  in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, Canada, killing 47 people and decimating its...

The Innovation in Media World Report provides a comprehensive snapshot of the key technological paradigms that publishers need to navigate in order to keep their businesses relevant and thriving in the years ahead. Sound exhausting? But also familiar? To manage these changes your newsroom needs product...

The Innovation in Media World Report provides a comprehensive snapshot of the key technological paradigms that publishers need to navigate in order to keep their businesses relevant and thriving in the years ahead. THE PODCAST ADVERTISING BOOM The initial fear with Covid-19 and lockdowns around...

The Innovation in Media World Report provides a comprehensive snapshot of the key technological paradigms that publishers need to navigate in order to keep their businesses relevant and thriving in the years ahead. In these heady times of product innovation, subscriber battles and the pivot...