European Newspaper Congress 2013

Informations

Review

You can download the Review of the European Newspaper Congress 2013 here.

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Interviews

Helmut Brandstätter, “Kurier”
Maximilian Dasch, “Salzburger Nachrichten”
Tobias Trevisian, “FAZ”
Wolfgang Luef, “SZ-Magazin”
Frank Schmiechen, “Welt am Sonntag kompakt”
Johann Oberauer, Medienfachverlag Oberauer

Reports

From the 5th to the 7th of May 2013 Europe’s best newspaper makers met for the 14th “European Newspaper Congress” in Vienna. The concepts and ideas of the best daily and weekly newspapers in Europe were presented.

“European Publishers Forum 2013″

The “European Publishers Forum” was held in 2013 for the 5th time. Chief editors, publishers and media managers were discussing the topic “The digital transformation – will media companies turn into companies without media?”

“European Editors Forum 2013″

Under the direction of Elisabeth Wasserbauer, director of “KfJ”, the focus of the “European Editors Forum” 2013 lay on “The editorial office of the future”.

Participants 2013

From 33 countries about 570 chief editors, media managers and designers took part. With a special scholarship to Eastern Europe and with the help of JTI , 55 chief editors and journalists from CEE countries have been invited.

Media Partner 2013

Sponsors 2013

Get-together, Sunday, May 5th 2013

Participants meeting at the “Get-together” at the traditional Viennese wine tavern Mayer am Pfarrplatz.

The “Get-together” was sponsored by the Austrian daily newspaper “Kurier” and the “VÖZ”.

More Pictures

European Publishers Forum, Monday, May 6th 2013

The European Publishers Forum was supported by JTI.

There is no news-industry anymore – but what comes next?


Emily Bell, Columbia Journalism School, about the dramatic growth in the U.S.

The digital transformation – do media houses become companies without media?

Discussion with editors-in-chief and media managers


Afterwards Michael Fleischhacker,	Helmut Brandstätter (Interview),


Tobias Trevisian (Interview) and	Jan-Eric Peters (right) under the direction of Markus Wiegand (left).

More Pictures of the Day.

European Newspaper Congress, Monday, May 6th 2013

Moderator


Markus Wiegand

Opening of the Congress


by town councillor Christian Oxonitsch.

Keynote


Europe’s newspaper trends in 2013 – three answers to the accelerating of news. Norbert Küpper.

Speeches

Case Study “Salzburger Nachrichten”: A Sunday paper – for tablets only.

Is it possible that an app can replace a printed newspaper?


Maximilian Dasch (Interview) and	Thomas Hofbauer, “Salzburger Nachrichten”, Austria

Case study “De Tijd”: World class is a matter of attitude, not of money


Isabel Albers and	Jan Nelis, “De Tijd”, Belgium

Case study “Trouw”: The new profundity in the newspaper – with daily supplements


Willem Schoonen and	Henk Narseille, “Trouw”, Netherlands

Tablet 2013: The creators, the users, the future

How three completely different media companies are using the new technology and which experiences they are having.

Discussion with Paul Tikal, Daniela Kraus, Wolfgang Luef and Bernhard Riedmann.

Case study “Bygdanytt”: A print run-dwarf is role model for Europe’s newspapers


Hallvard Tysse and	Frode Fjellstad, “Bygdanytt”, Norway

More Pictures of the Day.

Winners Dinner, Monday, May 6th 2013

The Winners


National Newspaper of the Year: “De Tijd”, Belgium	National Newspaper of the Year: “Trouw”, Nederlands

Regional Newspaper of the Year: “El Correo”, Spain	Local Newspaper of the Year: “Bygdanytt”, Norway

Weekly Newspaper of the Year “Die Zeit”, Germany	Special Recognition: “Welt am Sonntag Kompakt”, Germany


Music provided from The Brass Bros	and the Helmut Berger Trio.

View at the hall	Game Table from Casinos Austria

More Pictures of the Evening.

European Editors Forum, Tuesday, May 7th 2013

The eight-thousanders in our editorial offices

How we can get journalists to achieve a maximum performance


Georg Bachler

The editorial office of the future – functioning journalists or feeling machines?

Journalists under pressure, managers under the need to economise – editorial offices have to function. But how important is the cost factor “human being” in our editorial offices and in our news coverage? How do we cope with parameters that cannot be counted and measured?


Christine Brugger (Radio Osttirol)	Christian Lindner (“Rhein Zeitung”)

Georg Bachler (consultant and former alpinist) and Elisabeth Wasserbauer (KFJ)