With three million euros loss in 2012 and with 45 million negative equity, Jornal da Madeira will be restructured.
Given these results, which indicate the technical bankruptcy of Jornal da Madeira, sources close to the newspaper advanced that the indication is to “restructure the company.” Source of the Social Democratic party of the region recognizes that “there has been mismanagement by the various administrations.”
Source: Diário de Notícias
The magazine TV Guia Novelas, published and owned by Cofina was discontinued. According to the website Meios & Publicidade the title ended last June.
The decision may be related to a drop in sales of about 22% over the previous year.
Source: Meios & Publicidade
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In an interview with the newspaper Notícias da Covilhã, is also recalled the importance of Expresso in the transformation of the printed media and journalism in Portugal.
Source: Notícias da Covilhã
The first report of 2013 of the study Bareme Imprensa, estimated at 7.4 million the number of readers of newspapers or magazines in Portugal.
According to the report, the audience of newspapers is higher than for magazines, 52.9% and 46.9% respectively.
Source: Group Marktest
Newspapers aren’t dead and still have much to offer – in different shapes, sizes, and via various platforms – provided they think outside the box.
The “Seashell Newsroom” envisioned by Innovation International Media Consulting Group, interacts with readers, audiences and communities in a non-stop process where a succession of different formats and reporting styles replaces “the article” as the final output.
Source: The Huffington Post
According to the latest data from the Portuguese Association for the Control of Printing and Circulation, Correio da Manhã consolidated its position as the most sold daily generalist newspaper, with 55% market share, despite the drop in sales which is widespread.
Source: Correio da Manhã
The new magazine Nau XXI is a monthly publication dedicated to maritime affairs in its various aspects (economy, politics, science, environment, architecture, tourism, travel, fashion, beauty, art, culture, lifestyle, food and sport). The first issue has 128 pages and a 16 pages notebook with a selection of articles in English. The cover price is 5 euros.
Sources: Meios & Publicidade; Briefing
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- Newspaper circulation in Western Europe declined by 24.8% in the last five years;
- In the last five years, print advertising has fallen by 23.3% in western Europe and by 42% in the US.
Source: journalism.com.uk
The centenary newspaper O Setubalense will suspend publication indefinitely.
Contacted by the news agency Lusa, the proprietress the newspaper, Patrocinia Fidalgo, confirmed the intention of suspend publication considering that “there was a great shortfall in sales and in advertising, expenditure continue, charges with staff are very large and we decided suspend the publication of the newspaper during some time “.
According to the Director of the newspaper, José Araújo, the difficulties of the newspaper result essentially of the decrease of advertising of large companies of the region and of diverse central and local administration entities.
Source: Meios & Publicidade
Cáritas magazine, which was not published 22 years ago, will be revived.
The magazine will have a quarterly basis, the first issue will be released in May and the following September and December, will have the price of two euros and will be available via subscription and direct marketing in various diocesan Caritas.
Sources: Rádio Renascença; Meios & Publicidade
