DPS and Adobe Experience Manager Integration, Barnes & Noble’s Q3 Financials, The World Wide Web’s 25th Birthday, Newspaper Audience Stats, Women in Media: Hiring News and Gender Issues, TFP’s Infographic Pick of the Week
Welcome to TFP’s weekly roundup of news and tips for media industry pros! This week we’re sharing stories about the integration of Adobe Experience Manager and DPS, Barnes & Noble’s plans for Nook, the web’s impact on American life, and more.
- Adobe announced the integration of its Adobe Digital Publishing Suite and its web experience management product, Adobe Experience Manager. Together, DPS and AEM can help improve workflow efficiencies for cross-channel digital publishing and, along with Adobe Analytics, help publishers manage their app and web content strategies.
- Barnes & Noble’s third-quarter financials revealed a 50% decline in Nook revenues compared with the same period last year, and the company indicated that there will be more layoffs in addition to the 190 jobs cut in Q3. Nevertheless, the bookseller said it’s planning to release a new color version of the tablet later this year.
Ahead of the World Wide Web’s 25th anniversary on March 12, the Pew Research Center has released the results of a national survey on the web’s impact on Americans’ lives and relationships. Eight more reports on emerging trends in digital technology will follow throughout the year, so stay tuned.- According to an analysis of recent newspaper audience reports for 150 large markets, 55% of newspaper readers still read the local news only in print, while about 30% consume both print and digital news, and 15% read it digital-only.
- On TFP’s Women in Media blog this week, we have some hiring announcements from Yahoo, Capitol File, The American Lawyer, and Saudi Gazette, along with a stories that focus on gender issues in the media.
- Our Infographic Pick of the Week offers a primer on the deep web — i.e., the content that isn’t indexed by search engines but may still be accessible, if you know where and how to look.
This Week in Publishing appears every Friday on the TFP blog. Every week we compile interesting and noteworthy stories from the publishing world and put together a wrap-up to help our readers stay up-to-date. Think we missed something great? Leave a comment below and let us know!
Posted by: Gina Barrett