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“Finland’s latest innovations in mobile and digital journalism” |
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19.07.2007 г. |
The World Editors Forum would like to invite you on a four-day visit of Finland’s most innovative newspapers and technologies. The study tour, entitled “Finland’s latest innovations in mobile and digital journalism”, will be held from Tuesday 18 September to Friday 21 September.
Join us as we explore how Finnish newspapers are transforming themselves into true multimedia publications and working with the world’s leading mobile telephone producer in adopting new means of distributing news.
The study tour will be conducted in English. If more than four participants of another language are present, translation will be provided.
Consult the Study Tour page of our website for full details: https://www.wan-press.org/wef/studytours.php
Please note that we will accept a maximum of 20 PARTICIPANTS: applications will be processed on a first-come, first-serve basis.
For registrations please visit:
https://www.wan-press.org/finlandtour2007/register.php
Visits include:
HELSINKI: Helsingen Sanomat: Strong traditional newspaper to multimedia company
The leading Finnish daily with 426 000 circulation and 738 000 weekly online vistors, Helsingen Sanomat plays an interesting dual role as a 24-hour national and regional content provider through print, online and mobile.
http://www.hs.fi/
HELSINKI: Kauppalehti: How fully integrated newsrooms work
Finland’s largest newspaper, Kauppalehti has integrated comprehensive online and mobile services – and is turning a profit on both.
http://www.kauppalehti.fi/4/i/etusivu/
OULU: Pan-Oulu Wireless Project: Ambitions of a connected city
The city of Oulu has launched unique high quality, totally free wireless service, working closely with content providers in order to enhance and internationalize local media.
http://www.panoulu.net/
OULU: Kaleva: A private publishing company coping with strong media chains
The world’s most-circulated paper at such a northern latitude, Kaleva produces targeted online services and is developing local mobile services in a cooperative effort with other newspapers.
http://www.kaleva.fi/plus/index.html
HELSINKI: Nokia: The wireless wonders of tomorrow
The world’s foremost mobile phone company will lead participants through the latest innovations in consumer trends as well as explain the value of local mobile services.
http://www.nokia.fi/
Fee and Conditions
Consult the study tour page of our our website for full details: https://www.wan-press.org/wef/studytours.php
The study tour fee is € 4,500 HT, which include the return flight Helsinki-Oulu, hotel accommodation and all meals. Flights between your country and Finland are not included.
Due to high demand and a limited number of places, we encourage you to register as soon as possible. Applications will be processed on a first-come first-serve basis.
For registrations please visit:
https://www.wan-press.org/finlandtour2007/register.php Contact person:Bertrand Pecquerie
Director
World Editors Forum
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