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News media companies of all sizes and readership have always understood the importance of connecting with their communities. Perhaps 2020 has highlighted that more than ever. As reader revenue grows in importance, being a part of the community your readers feel connected to is key. Whether through content, events, branding campaigns, or altruistic efforts, publishers throughout the world are creativingly leading and joining community efforts. Here are some of our favourites.
— Dawn McMullan, INMA
To build awareness of online dangers, Dainik Jagran inext launched a groundbreaking campaign called Fake Friends. The initiative aimed to educate young people and parents about lurking threats.
04 December 2024
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To illustrate the dangers of avalanches, the team at Bladet Nordlys went inside a fatal accident and walked its audience through the tragedy in detail.
04 December 2024
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An investigation by ECData, the data journalism unit at El Comercio, shed light on minors being illegally forced into marriage. Its use of social media gained widespread attention and helped bring about a ban on child marriages.
02 December 2024
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During this week’s Webinar, Nandagopal Rajan, chief operating officer/digital, for Indian Express, discussed the potential uses of AI in newsrooms and shared how the Express Shorts app is driving engagement.
21 November 2024
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Ekstra Bladet introduced GenAI in the newsroom with MAGNA, its key platform and toolbox for Monitoring and Assisted Generation of News Artefacts.
12 November 2024
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Wyborcza's campaign aimed to remind readers that it is trustworthy outlet that acts against the manipulation of audiences.
10 November 2024
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During a recent INMA Webinar, WAMU’s Erika Pulley-Hayes and Michael Tribble talked about how the station transformed itself into a “centre of audio excellence.”
03 November 2024
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The North Sea coast is experiencing profound changes, including growth in renewable energy like offshore wind farms. The Future North Sea project is designed to help publishers connect with and meet the needs of the affected communities using constructive journalism.
03 November 2024
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During this week’s Webinar, INMA members heard from Lauren Osen, who heads creator partnerships at Apple, as she shared an overview of some of the latest updates and tools from Apple Podcasts.
30 October 2024
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Reaching younger audiences is an ongoing challenge for news organisations worldwide, so Swedish newspaper Expressen focused on making its news site more relevant to young people.
24 October 2024
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Süddeutsche Zeitung created a personalised year-in-review to enhance readers’ interaction with its content using gamification. It transforms each reader’s browsing history into a personalised narrative, spotlighting the articles and sections that resonated most with them.
22 October 2024
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Südkurier launched its “We are one of you” campaign to remind the community that readers and editorial teams must work together to make a difference in the region. The campaign included live events and a personalised approach to onboarding.
16 October 2024
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During a recent INMA Webinar, David Topping, director of newsletters at Torstar, shared the nuances of news alerts and their effect on audience engagement.
14 October 2024
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During this week’s Webinar, presented by the INMA Newsroom Transformation Initiative, members of The Dallas Morning News team shared how they use newsletters to grow their audience and create more loyalty.
09 October 2024
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Since its inception, El País has prioritised international news, which led to the launch of a U.S. edition in May.
09 October 2024
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For the third season of the Cadbury Gaane Mishti, Bengal’s cultural heritage was celebrated through the lens of music and mishti.
08 October 2024
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During the recent INMA Media Innovation Week in Helsinki, leaders from Helsingin Sanomat, NRK, Prisa Media, Südkurier Medienhaus, Die Welt, Agora, Gazeta Wyborcza/Agora, and De Telegraaf detailed initiatives designed to build trust among their audiences.
02 October 2024
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During the recent INMA Media Innovation Week in Helsinki, Iltalehti, NTM, JP/Politiken, OVB Media, Funke Media, NWZ, and Aftenposten share successful case studies in newsroom development, KPIs, and new storytelling formats.
01 October 2024
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Registering on the Público Web site offers users access to benefits such as reading more free content, saving articles to read later, activating alerts, and subscribing to newsletters. The company created a new interface to grow its registered readers and saw 41,000 registrations in just 10 days.
29 September 2024
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OVB Media embarked on an ambitious project to align its two historically competing newsrooms. The change included fostering a unified team dynamic that could thrive under a shared subscriptions strategy.
24 September 2024
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When the Taquari River overflowed its banks in a few hours, flooding the region, the newsroom of Zero Hora mobilised its efforts and shared stories through teamwork and social media.
23 September 2024
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During this week’s Webinar, INMA members learned how e-papers are now being recognised as useful “bridge” products to help retain print subscribers who may be reluctant to go digital but like the product’s familiarity and functionality.
18 September 2024
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After uncovering an alarming disregard for police procedure in the death of 39-year-old Morten Michelsen, Bergens Tidende dug deeper and exposed problems that led to new police guidelines being adopted.
17 September 2024
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Media24’s lifestyle division developed Paygates to introduce paid subscription models tailored to the evolving needs of its audience.
16 September 2024
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Great Zimbabwe University’s radio training programme has grown into a station with a presence across multiple platforms and an audience that extends far beyond its original target market.
11 September 2024
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The Sin Techo project was developed by regional media outlets of Vocento and the Colpisa Agency to give a voice to the thousands of homeless people in Spain.
27 August 2024
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The Dominion Post was one of New Zealand’s longest-published and most influential mastheads, but it also was linked to a dark past. Stuff made a bold move to rebrand the iconic newspaper.
25 August 2024
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The popularity of Olé in Argentina led to the recent launch of Olé USA-Mexico, with exclusive content tailored for sports fans in the United States and Mexico.
18 August 2024
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The Straits Times introduced myST, a feature in its mobile app, to improve reader's experience by allowing greater customisation.
15 August 2024
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Navabharat marked its 90th year with the “Hum Sakshi Hain” (“We Are Witnesses”) campaign, which showcased the company's rich connection with history.
13 August 2024
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De Telegraaf invited the country’s largest political parties and the main challengers in the 2023 election to create their own page in the newspaper.
12 August 2024
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During this week’s Webinar, Ebba Linde, head of product and UX, shared Svenska Dagbladet’s journey to embrace synthetic voice technology.
11 August 2024
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Der Spiegel wanted to create a healthier way to provide online interaction, which led to creating its own product, Spiegel Debatte. During this week’s INMA Webinar, Dr. Laura Badura, product manager at Der Spiegel, explained how they created the new platform.
31 July 2024
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During a recent INMA Webinar, Candace Mitchell, audience lead for elections at The Washington Post, shared how the company is tackling the 2024 presidential election.
29 July 2024
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To attract and engage online audiences, Valor Econômico launched Growth Desk, an initiative to equip journalists with the skills needed to thrive in the digital world. It worked: On average, Growth Desk content had 561% more pageviews than non-Growth Desk articles.
29 July 2024
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To cover the Texas Rangers’ World Series win, The Dallas Morning News and Medium Giant depended on collaboration across all departments.
28 July 2024
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Advance Local launched a marketing campaign that emphasised how the company strengthens and empowers the communities it serves — and invited readers to join on the mission.
08 July 2024
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Inspired by a tweet by a U.S. journalist, Tagesspiegel began investigating the role of European gun manufacturers in U.S. school shootings. Then it turned to scrollytelling to share the massive amount of data.
08 July 2024
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In a recent INMA Webinar, Netwerk24 and Independent Online (IOL) shared their strategies for successfully covering the historic South Africa elections.
07 July 2024
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The Newsday Journalist Campaign went behind the headlines to introduce audiences to the faces and voices behind the stories.
01 July 2024
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To mark the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution traces the rise of Atlanta’s hip-hop scene with the documentary “The South Got Something To Say.”
25 June 2024
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To engage with younger audiences, The Straits Times presented an Ask Me Anything show for TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube, featuring the two candidates in the 2023 elections. Questions were submitted publicly via selfie videos on TikTok and Instagram.
24 June 2024
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To navigate the challenge of engaging new, younger audiences and building relationships with individuals who are beginning to opt out of the news cycle, SvD created the new SvD Kompakt.
17 June 2024
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To promote healthier media habits, Fædrelandsvennen teamed up with local businesses to offer all high school students free subscriptions.
11 June 2024
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SCMP provided a thorough, visual explanation of the Gaza-Israel conflict, beginning with an illustration depicting daily life in Gaza and providing data about everything from energy sources to Internet connectivity.
02 June 2024
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Few young women were acting on available information about the HPV vaccination. To spread the word, Bonnier News acted like it was a big secret — one worth sharing.
02 June 2024
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When Newsday began using a new approach to social media, its average views grew from 800,000 to over 1.2 million.
27 May 2024
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The Philadelphia Inquirer’s first large-scale brand campaign used clever, provocative, and funny “Unsubscribe from/Subscribe to” ads on local billboards in addition to digital and print displays on transit and across The Inquirer’s products.
19 May 2024
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To expose the ongoing problem of bullying, Dagbladet Pluss dedicated an entire issue of its weekly magazine to the topic. Actress, model, author, and speaker Tinashe Williamson was among those who shared their experiences with bullying during childhood.
19 May 2024
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El Comercio’s ContentLab launched “We Are All Santa,” a digital content campaign aligned under the concept “The World Needs More Santas” and deployed globally by Coca-Cola.
16 May 2024
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With national elections in 76 countries this year, news media companies must consider whether to unlock their paywalls for election coverage.
15 May 2024
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During last week's South Asia Webinar, Gurman Bhatia, founder of India’s Revisual Labs, offered insights into how journalists can leverage data journalism to cover elections in India.
13 May 2024
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Helsingin Sanomat won the INMA Global Media Awards Best in Show Thursday night in London for this campaign. On World Press Freedom Day in 2023, the Finnish media company smuggled independent journalism into Russia via the popular online shooter game Counter-Strike. The de voyna map featured a secret room where players could see and hear news about Russia’s initiation of war.
26 April 2024
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During the INMA World Congress of News Media in London on Thursday, a panel of editors from media companies around the world discussed what business models are working in the rapidly evolving digital age.
26 April 2024
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To kick off the 2024 INMA World Congress of News Media, INMA CEO and Executive Director Earl Wilkinson addressed the challenges media companies face and the changing priorities in today’s media environment.
24 April 2024
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The Hindu’s “Our State Our Taste” campaign spotlighted regional recipes across 61 cities and connected people through their shared love of food. The contest featured unique dishes by home cooks and chefs, with India’s top chefs as knowledge partners.
22 April 2024
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During this week’s Webinar, INMA members heard how two African news media companies — Legit.ng in Nigeria and Tuko.co.ke in Kenya — leverage changing technology to expand their reach.
17 April 2024
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The Press and Journal measured its “275 Years as Your Voice” campaign with three metrics: brand awareness, increased reader understanding of benefits, and increased purchase consideration. The results were impressive.
17 April 2024
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Amar Ujala provided comprehensive news, exclusive articles, and in-depth coverage of the Ram Temple for its readers.
27 March 2024
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When Cyclone Gabrielle left the Hawke’s Bay region of New Zealand without power, the team at Hawke’s Bay Today turned on the generator and shifted from digital to a free print publication.
24 March 2024
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For its Let’s Go! campaign, Newsday showcased local merchants and restaurants, generating new advertising business for Newsday and bringing in more than US$55,000 in incremental revenue.
18 March 2024
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Augsburger Allgemeine in Augsburg, Germany, wanted to introduce new forms of storytelling to its audiences using audio and video, so it launched a local video documentary series.
11 March 2024
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During INMA’s Media Subscriptions Summit, attendees heard how Bloomberg Media, Fortune Media, and The Atlantic are finding strategic solutions to navigate the challenges and opportunities of the digital age.
05 March 2024
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During INMA’s Media Subscriptions Summit, Advance Local explained how it worked with United Robots to automate weather alerts and real estate updates to provide better coverage.
03 March 2024
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28 February 2024
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As Hurricane Ian threatened Florida, Gannett stepped up to remind users of the newspapers’ value before, during, and after a storm.
27 February 2024
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Despite their revered status in India, cows suffer at a staggering level. Dainik Jagran created a campaign to raise awareness about their plight and encourage people to help them. The local response was impressive.
04 February 2024
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Gannett’s “Here for it” campaign at three local U.S. news brands — in Nashville, Tennessee; Austin, Texas; and Phoenix, Arizona — drove a 43% increase in brand momentum and 14% increase in new subscriptions.
29 January 2024
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India celebrated 75 years of independence in 2022, and The Times of India wanted to ride the wave of pride and happiness around that celebration. That led to The Times of a Better India campaign, designed to share good news and overlooked stories.
24 January 2024
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After its podcast The Teacher’s Pet brought attention to the cold case of a missing wife and mother, The Australian followed up with a second hit podcast, The Teacher’s Trial, which was downloaded more than 8 million times.
15 January 2024
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Dainik Jagran addressed road safety with its far-reaching Good Horns, Good Brakes, Good Luck campaign, which included a detailed audit of local roads by editorial staff.
19 December 2023
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At the recent INMA Newsroom Innovation Master Class, media leaders from Pamplonews, KStA, Newsday, and Sifted shared how innovations in content distribution and creation are helping their companies expand reach and better serve audiences.
20 November 2023
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For its flagship news brand, the Irish Independent, Mediahuis Ireland was able to unify multiple titles and complete a successful rebrand across print and digital.
12 November 2023
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For the second season of the Cadbury Dairy Milk Gaane Mishti Jugalbandi, some 80 shops created unique mishti treats based on themes of songs recorded for that event.
07 November 2023
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07 November 2023
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To finance the printing and distribution of 20 Mint, a print magazine about Web3, France’s 20 Minutes created and sold NFTs of typewriters.
05 November 2023
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The Money Makeover Challenge is a long-running partnership between City Press and one of South Africa’s big four banks. The challenge helps ordinary people take control of their finances.
05 November 2023
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Advance Local implemented an audience segmentation model that buckets prospects according to their readiness. This provides the first of many steps to align offers to where a prospect is in their subscription journey.
31 October 2023
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The Kyiv Independent was launched in November 2021 to provide unbiased reporting. Four months later, the startup took the lead to cover Russia's invasion of Ukraine and became the leading source of trusted news.
30 October 2023
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After getting sidelined by the pandemic, Advance Local rolled out its sports-intensive coverage in 2021 and has scored big with subscriptions.
19 October 2023
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Guardian Australia, a digital-only brand, wanted to reach new audiences so it placed news headlines on outdoor billboards and video screens to drive engagement.
16 October 2023
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Lee Enterprises saw an opportunity to reach Nebraska Cornhuskers fans with premium content on multiple platforms. This led to a new portal called HuskerExtra.
12 October 2023
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Based on the popularity of its restaurant stories, Newsday began beefing up its coverage and now serves up a full menu of food and drink content across multiple platforms.
10 October 2023
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28 September 2023
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To appeal to a younger audience, Pulsar NS 125 went to Jagran New Media to create a campaign for its street bike. The result was a successful three-part video series.
26 September 2023
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During this week's Webinar, INMA members heard insights on readers first strategies from Nils Arne Bakke and Jens Barland of Kristiania University College in Norway and Pam Siddall of Advance Local in the United States.
13 September 2023
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To create a stronger emotional connection with readers, the Hyderabad edition of The Times of India created the #iamhyderabad campaign, which spotlights and celebrates unique aspects of the city.
13 September 2023
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NJ Advance Media Cares launched the Mosaic Empowerment Program to help small- to medium-sized, minority-owned businesses in underrepresented communities achieve success.
12 September 2023
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To reach a younger audience, Dagbladet launched its TikTok account in March 2022 and has achieved rapid growth, with some videos receiving more than 1 million views.
11 September 2023
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When the pandemic shut down architecture tours for San Francisco Chronicle subscribers, the company relaunched its tours as a GPS-guided experience that has extended its reach.
11 September 2023
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Aftenposten Junior skole was a hit with young readers. But by observing how children interacted with it, the company made changes to the front page structure and improved engagement.
10 September 2023
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The Conversations platform is an online solution that gives audiences a chance to provide feedback, offering valuable qualitative insight.
04 September 2023
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To engage children ages 11 to 17, The Hindu created a new Weekender publication, which featured five marquee issues on specific themes and was distributed to 170,000 students.
10 August 2023
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Thanks to awareness campaigns across multiple platforms, the Destination of the Year campaign by Jersey’s Best brought in strong engagement numbers and the announcement of the winner is a highly anticipated event.
10 August 2023
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Because the way audiences receive their news has changed, The Sydney Morning Herald decided to change the way reporters are trained.
08 August 2023
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For Mediacorp-owned 8world, attracting the attention of young audiences required going back to school and working directly with students.
08 August 2023
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Express changed the way it used its social media channels and, in doing so, increased its numbers dramatically. The renamed @express.queer on TikTok provides perspectives from the LGBTQI+ community.
09 July 2023
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When the Polish ruling party began using textbooks with false and misleading information, Wyborzca launched a counterattack to stop the nonsense about topics such as in vitro fertilisation.
05 July 2023
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To connect with the local business community of Bengal, Times of India launched the weekly Times Bengal Biz before creating the Times Philanthropy Honours, an invitation-only event to honour philanthropy.
26 June 2023
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To tackle the issue of dementia, The Straits Times used 3D mapping and photogrammetry to show readers that even though dementia is challenging, people who receive the right support and care can still lead meaningful lives. Above is the team’s 3D recreation of Nee Soon Central, Singapore’s first dementia-friendly neighbourhood.
22 June 2023
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A special edition of The Boston Globe newspaper, in print and digital, as well as a commemorative issue of the Globe Magazine in celebration of the Globe’s beginnings in 1872.
22 June 2023
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Večernji’s list in Croatia decided it was time to take action to protect nature, build a society that will care for the environment, and create safeguards for the future. To do that, it created the largest environmental project in the country: Rezolucija Zemlja (Earth Resolution).
20 June 2023
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Since 2017, Valor Econômico newspaper and Santander Brasil have presented the Global Citizen event to address current issues with help from world-renowned thought leaders.
19 June 2023
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To take readers on a journey around the world, Bergens Tidende created a detailed 3D visualisation of the Statsraad Lehmkuhl and used a 360-degree mast camera that was updated almost continuously during the expedition. The initiative won INMA’s highest award, “Best in Show,” at its Global Media Awards last week.
29 May 2023
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South China Morning Post wanted to draw attention to the challenges faced by people living in the tiny flats of Hong Kong. It used visualisations and illustrations, such as a cutaway drawing showing the size of the cramped living spaces.
22 May 2023
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During this week’s INMA Webinar, Alabama Media Group’s Tom Bates, president, and Kelly Ann Scott, vice president of content, shared their journey from print to digital.
17 May 2023
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A 3D visualisation by the Funke Interactive team illustrates how journalists can bridge the gap between complex climate science and a broad audience.
17 May 2023
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In early 2022, NWT Media launched a campaign to raise funds for the people of Ukraine who were suffering as a result of the ongoing war.
07 May 2023
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Newsday found success with its Do It Downtown! content marketing series. The hyper-local promotion drove new business and matched users’ interests.
01 May 2023
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With downtown Calgary facing an economic, cultural, social, and criminal crisis, Calgary Herald/Calgary Sun launched an initiative on social media called Downtown Turnaround to find out how it could be improved.
23 April 2023
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During this week’s Webinar, Henriëtte Loubser, editor-in-chief of Netwerk24, shared strategies and lessons that have helped build the company’s digital transformation success.
19 April 2023
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The Web series “Let’s enable the next level” is a partnership between Embratel and Editora Globo. In the series, presenter Silvio Meira talks with great leaders of business innovation.
16 April 2023
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Roger Scott, head of product at the BBC, primarily has been focused on one product: a motorcar programme called Top Gear. The show is one example of how building community builds engagement.
20 March 2023
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The region of Cork is hugely engaged in sport, and the Echo Rebel Legends competition was the ideal way to tap into the county’s passion and engage the readership online and in print.
06 March 2023
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With the “Our firefighter heroes in Vorarlberg” special section, Russmedia highlighted the importance of the local fire brigades. Available in both print and digital formats, it also was intended to help with recruitment of new volunteers.
06 March 2023
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For its innovative and interactive journalistic project, “Spain lives in flats,” elDiario.es analysed the footprint of more than 12 million buildings.
26 February 2023
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With V+, Russmedia created one subscription that unites the contents of Vorarlberg’s three largest news offices.
19 February 2023
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As part of the festival known as Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, Amar Ujala launched an initiative to pay tribute to the freedom fighters in honour of the 75th anniversary of India's independence.
15 February 2023
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Among the Free Press’s engagement initiatives was the publication of Homemade, which consisted of submissions from readers as well as a deep dive into the culinary history of Winnipeg.
09 February 2023
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German newspaper Badische Zeitung publishes a highly automated personalised newsletter to maximise media time and loyalty. This newsletter, which goes to 175,000 readers, has become a vital tool to grow the subscriber base.
05 February 2023
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Ekstra Bladet Brand Stories worked with Danish software company D4 to explain new whistleblower legislation and how it affected both employees and employers.
19 January 2023
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When COVID-19 restrictions prevented people from attending the annual Ganesh Chaturthi celebration, Maharashtra Times found a way to deliver the Lord’s blessings directly to readers’ homes.
17 January 2023
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Victoria’s Agenda used an audience-centric approach that found out what voters wanted politicians to address by actively seeking their opinions.
16 January 2023
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Football is everything in Philadelphia. So the Inquirer created an engaging second-screen experience for its audience called Gameday Central.
15 January 2023
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To test the waters before relaunching its popular Milk Bikis biscuits, Britannia turned to The Hindu, which created the #BringBackMilkBikisClassic campaign using black-and-white images that recalled the ’80s and ’90s. More than 1 million people voted in the campaign.
11 January 2023
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For its largest-ever strategic repositioning and rebrand, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution unveiled a comprehensive campaign called Press On. Results included combating perceptions that digital and printed journalism were not equal and an increase in digital subscriptions.
10 January 2023
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To encourage interest in becoming a prison guard, Ekstra Bladet Brand Stories worked with Signifly to create a game that included six different realistic challenges characterising life in Danish prisons.
29 December 2022
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Last year Bobis moved its business into a brand-new factory, and the premise of the campaign by Slobodna Dalmacija was to build more brand awareness.
22 December 2022
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Leading tampon brand Lil-Lets in South Africa wanted to start breaking the taboos and busting the myths around menstruation and turned to City Press and Daily Sun to build awareness.
11 December 2022
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ABP has shifted its mindset from print-only to embrace other platforms, including digital and experiential engagement. The company got to practice these new advertising engagement skills during the national Durga Puja.
30 November 2022
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The Step Up Your Business campaign showcased five South African businesses that were not only doing well financially but were taking on a specific social or environmental issue.
27 November 2022
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Stuff’s commitment to combating climate change is seen in its Now or Never initiative. The free six-week e-mail course for Stuff subscribers offers tips to help readers change their habits and reduce their impact on the environment. Engagement has been impressive.
20 November 2022
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Slobodna Dalmacija partnered with Juraj Bonači, which provides social services to children with developmental disabilities and adults with autism spectrum disorders and intellectual disabilities, to raise awareness and funds.
15 November 2022
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Musician and entrepreneur J Balvin, known as the Prince of Reggaeton, was among the high-profile names that helped draw more than 16,000 registrants to the 2022 Festival of Everything. Here is a look at how The Wall Street Journal team created a successful hybrid event two years after the pandemic.
14 November 2022
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When Dainik Jagran-inext learned how dire conditions were for women wanting to use public toilets, the media company created a campaign calling for change.
13 November 2022
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The Scuba Scanner project took the audience on a fascinating visual journey deep into Croatia’s Adriatic Sea.
30 October 2022
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Bergens Tidende’s Editor-in-Chief Frøy Gudbrandsen personally visited all of the winners to hand out flowers and the winner prize for each category in the Bergens Beste. The initiative drew over 4,000 nominations, 43,000 votes, and half a million pageviews.
26 October 2022
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Graham Media Group changed the traditional approach of broadcast television and began listening to its audience to nurture a one-on-one relationship. Now, it is engaging users and enjoying more growth and participation.
19 October 2022
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Media companies that host a community with engaging content and a safe space to gather are sitting on a gold mine of growth potential and first-party data.
28 September 2022
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Jutarnji list wanted to start a new culture magazine in 2020, but the pandemic created multiple delays. When it finally introduced Svijet kulture (The World of Culture), it proved to be worth the wait.
28 September 2022
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With readers who have a fondness for the past, The Spokesman-Review had to create a bridge to get them to the digital future. This involved an e-edition, The Spokane Daily Chronicle, which launched in 2021.
21 September 2022
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As Argentina neared a milestone of 100,000 lives lost to COVID-19, La Nacion wanted to create a multimedia way for those lives to be acknowledged and remembered.
24 August 2022
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For the 100th anniversary of the Building Industry and Land Development Association of the Greater Toronto Area, the association worked with the Toronto Star to tell the story of where it came from and where it's going.
18 August 2022
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When Stavanger Aftenblad began covering local football the way it covers professional football, it saw a dramatic increase in subscriptions.
10 July 2022
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Amar Ujala added a Short Film competition to its Hindi Hain Hum campaign.
04 July 2022
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When COVID-19 lockdowns prevented in-person events, Winnipeg Free Press responded by creating the WFP Movie Night, which brought viewers together online. The successful initiative continues.
30 June 2022
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Media companies can offer significant support to populations by acting as online hubs for communities to gather during an emergency or tragedy.
31 May 2022
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Combining reporter-produced quality local journalism with community information robots can generate relevance for local readers and businesses alike at media companies like McClatchy.
16 May 2022
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Attendees sit down to enjoy the three-course meal prepared by Chef Matty Neufeld for the Free Press Fall Supper. The event, along with feature articles in the print edition of the newspaper, raised awareness of local food sources and donations for a local food bank network.
08 May 2022
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The Northern Advocate launched a campaign to help the Whare to the Whenua project and found tremendous support for New Zealand’s indigenous Māori people.
29 March 2022
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Newsquest modelled its new fundraising campaign, #ThereWithUkraine, after a similar initiative it created in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
22 March 2022
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During periods of heavy strife — like the war in Ukraine — people seek connection and community. Here are a few ways you can create that around your news media brand.
22 March 2022
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A woman is sexually assaulted every 15 minutes in India. Dainik Bhaskar created a campaign that targeted the root of the problem: online pornography.
28 February 2022
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Attendees welcomed the return of San Sebastian Gastronomika Euskadi Basque Country in November 2021.
24 February 2022
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Though readership has dipped over the past year, this is currently the perfect time for news media companies to connect with local audiences.
23 January 2022
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The “No to Opportunism” campaign was aimed squarely at advertisers trying to take advantage of the global pandemic — one of several long-form print ads during the pandemic that called attention to a vital issue.
23 January 2022
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When protestors filled the streets in reaction to strict new abortion laws, Wyborcza saw an opportunity for action: Each time someone bought a new subscription, the money was donated to the All-Polish Women’s Strike.
18 January 2022
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When in-person learning went away early in the pandemic, ABP stepped up by introducing new virtual opportunities for education, bringing in new revenue after a creative marketing campaign.
06 January 2022
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Newsday’s “If We Didn’t Cover This, Who Would?” campaign showcased its investigative journalism and special reports, including its investigation into nursing home deaths during the pandemic. Results were impressive.
05 December 2021
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After losing major advertisers, Standard Media needed to grow its audience of loyal subscribers — and it accomplished that with a fact-checking initiative.
01 December 2021
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Advance Local’s Alabama Media Group launched The Alabama Education Lab, dedicated to coverage that helps Alabama’s students receive the best possible education from kindergarten through high school.
07 November 2021
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Dagens Næringsliv leveraged the growing popularity of investing to create a game that attracted a younger audience.
18 October 2021
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Stuff’s Lockdown Challenge keeps families entertained with activities such as building an indoor fort and decorating letterboxes.
26 September 2021
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The La Tercera newsroom team members worked together with the Facebook Reader Revenue Accelerator Programme to create a new approach and offer that helped drive digital subscriptions and engagement. The key? Experimentation.
20 September 2021
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Catastrophic flooding led Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger to drop its paywall, which doubled its subscription numbers compared to the average day over the four prior weeks — even without showing a paywall on its most-read stories.
16 September 2021
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Vijay Karnataka’s platform provided a way for young people to relieve their boredom and showcase their talents during lockdown.
30 August 2021
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The High School Sports Awards honours athletes throughout the United States while the American Influencer Awards celebrates social media influencers. They are two of USA Today Network Ventures’ highest-profile events. Here’s how they looked virtually.
23 August 2021
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Daily Prothom Alo created a campaign centered around the massive Padma Shetu Bridge, providing value for advertisers and readers alike.
23 August 2021
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This year’s special Schools section, written and illustrated by students, focused on the importance public servants — a perfect topic after what communities went through in 2020.
18 August 2021
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The “Your Hong Kong, Your SCMP” helped South China Morning Post remind local audiences of the value of quality journalism.
16 August 2021
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Rashtradoot became India’s first bilingual newspaper in 2016 and saw a 42% increase in advertising in the first year.
10 August 2021
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By looking at what was performing best in terms of engagement, Newsday was able to shift its strategy and deepen connections with readers.
09 August 2021
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Photojournalists captured scenes of life in the center of Zagreb in the days after an earthquake amidst the coronavirus pandemic. When the lockdown lifted, Hanza Media centered an event around the photographs to bring the community together around the tragedy.
03 August 2021
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Jagran New Media sought to offset the growing amount of negative news during the pandemic by delivering stories of hope and positivity, shared primarily through Twitter.
02 August 2021
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Survey results indicate participants want news organisations to provide more information about community resources, such as where to get help for local problems or details about events happening in the area.
25 July 2021
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Infobae’s documentary showed the need of the region’s poorest populations and how they were affected by the pandemic, resulting in help coming from the state and local residents who wanted to help.
12 July 2021
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Newsday’s strategy to use texting to keep readers informed during the pandemic paid off with more subscribers.
07 July 2021
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The Globe and Mail implemented a fully dynamic paywall that offers one-to-one personalisation in real time to ensure they were not leaving any money on the table. It has brought in US$10 million annually, US$8 million more than the old paywall.
06 July 2021
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To demonstrate its commitment to becoming a greater ally in the fight against systemic racism, racial injustice, and discrimination, Gannett launched a dedicated Take Action Web site, detailing the actions it is taking as a company.
05 July 2021
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The My Town series is driven by a passion for connecting people through storytelling.
24 June 2021
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In the spring of 2019, Dagens Nyheter launched a successful campaign offering an electric bike exclusively to its subscribers as part of its overall e-commerce initiative.
20 June 2021
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When the pandemic forced shutdowns and canceled holiday plans, The Times of India created ways to celebrate virtually, including a Secret Santa promotion.
16 June 2021
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The Daily Maverick Webinars have enjoyed high levels of engagement during live discussions, audience feedback, and through the views and reads of the post-Webinar recordings and articles.
10 June 2021
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Robot journalism will allow regional publisher NDC to cover 60,000 football games this season — a commitment far beyond the capacity of the average newsroom.
06 June 2021
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The #Pinkypromiss native advertising campaign enables two girlfriends to support each other in fighting breast cancer by setting up personalised motivational e-mail reminders that encourage each to do a self-check every month.
02 June 2021
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Times of India’s “Aadhe Hum, Aadha Humara” campaign highlighted the need for women to be represented in the state assemblies so issues about women would receive attention and their experiences would balance overall law and policy-making in the state.
26 May 2021
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Gazeta.pl knew standard reporting would not be enough to overcome the stigma facing the LGBT+ community in Poland, so it decided to show support, combat stereotypes, and influence social debate whenever it could.
16 May 2021
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As concerns about the pandemic escalated, Hearst Newspapers launched a campaign to establish itself as a source of ongoing pandemic information as well as of inspiration, with stories of bravery, compassion, and resilience.
03 May 2021
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When the lockdown in the pandemic caused anxiety and fear in India, Naidunia found a way to help readers look for the positive things in their lives.
29 April 2021
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Amar Ujala launched an initiative called “Hindi — Apno ki Bhasha, Sapno ki Bhasha — Hindi Hain Hum,” which means “Hindi — The Language of Our People, The Language of Our Dreams — We Are Hindi” to restore the glory and pride of the language that’s so deeply rooted in India’s culture.
26 April 2021
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Using video reenactments, “All Y’all” shared the backstories of interesting southerners, then expanded to record two strangers talking on a bench. During the pandemic, though, the shows continued virtually.
25 April 2021
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Because of COVID-19 restrictions, the Saint Dominus celebration had to be canceled, but Slobodna Dalmacija kept it alive digitally while also sharing it with younger generations.
22 April 2021
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The Healthcare Heroes Awards were created by Jagran’s OnlyMyHealth.com to celebrate and honour the selfless service and never-say-die attitude of organisations and individuals alike during the pandemic.
19 April 2021
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Helsingin Sanomat used its “Read Between the Lies” campaign to provide a tangible reminder of the value of free press.
11 April 2021
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With many Tribune Publishing readers forced indoors because of the pandemic, Celebrate the Holidays was created in five U.S. markets to entertain, spread joy, and encourage people to shop local.
05 April 2021
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Newsday launched its state-of-the-art TV studio on election night in the United States and recently opened a full multi-media facility that provides live and streamed events.
04 April 2021
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Ringier's EqualVoice initiative has helped the media company increase content about women and spurred a social initiative to help other companies gauge how well they are representing women.
04 April 2021
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When the pandemic made in-person college visits difficult, Advance Media New York created the Northeast Virtual College Fair, resulting in US$20,000 in new business and 2,600 Web site users.
28 March 2021
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When COVID-19 halted high school graduation celebrations, the Calgary Herald stepped up to make sure the occasion would be remembered.
25 March 2021
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VOL.AT expanded its audience by adding live TV-style interviews and events coverage during the pandemic. Now, it is also producing shows for customers, growing audiences along the way.
14 March 2021
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Aftenposten Junior started when the need to explain a tragedy to children arose. Today, even adults read it to understand the news.
09 March 2021
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Advance Local has been removing damaging information by hand for many years, but a grant from Google allowed the media company to automate that work.
01 March 2021
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Times Group uses its Power of Print campaign to bring attention to issues facing the country. In 2020, the campaign tackled the problem of electronic waste.
01 March 2021
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Vorarlberger Nachrichten celebrated its 75th anniversary by reflecting on milestones and key achievements while also looking to the future.
02 February 2021
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Since launching in 2019, Adria Media Group’s Zasadi Drvo (Plant a Tree) campaign has become an ongoing initiative that has drawn support from celebrities and influencers.
26 January 2021
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Schibsted Connect is a buddy programme that allows students to gain more information about a career in the news media, while employees learn more about what students are looking for.
17 January 2021
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Newsday’s “Supporting Local Journalism” campaign emphasised the value and importance of community and interconnectedness. A survey of readers afterward showed 49% believed local journalism would disappear if readers did not subscribe.
11 January 2021
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News media provides value by being nearby, having a deep understanding of society, and reacting quickly to what is important for people. This may be especially true during the pandemic.
05 January 2021
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Dainik Bhaskar Group's “Mask is the only vaccine for now” campaign across all its formats is part of an ongoing effort to emphasise the importance of wearing masks.
28 December 2020
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Stuff took a closer look at its own history of coverage and realised it had promoted a culture of racism against Māori, the indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand. This is how it tried to make amends.
14 December 2020
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Even during a pandemic, Bergens Tidende knew its annual Festival of Lights was a tradition that needed to continue.
08 December 2020
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When the COVID-19 pandemic prevented face-to-face town hall meetings, AL.com created live social media events in a series called Reopening Alabama.
07 December 2020
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The Forever Project grew from Stuff’s 2018 “Quick! Save the Planet” initiative and is backed by an editorial policy of declining to publish climate change science denial. The day after it rolled out, New Zealand went into lockdown.
03 December 2020
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The Shine Awards magazine shares stories of the six winners and 18 finalists from across rural Australia. The campaign — which honours female talent — is now in its fourth year.
30 November 2020
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Dainik Jagran’s new campaign, Sanskarshala, which translates into “School of Values,” tries to inspire young people and help expand their worldview.
16 November 2020
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In a multi-department effort, Grupo Milenio changed its content and distribution strategy to boost reader and advertiser engagement on Christmas Day.
15 November 2020
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SMARTdaily grew as an extension of the popular Hibernation section created during the height of the pandemic. The new section helps readers navigate the changing world they live in.
01 November 2020
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By telling the stories of people who needed organs, had received organ donations, or had donated organs, the Gifts of Life project successfully put human faces to the need for organ donors and sparked widespread public action.
25 October 2020
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The Herald Sun’s 30 Words campaign features love letters to the city and state written in 30 words or less, an important expression during one of the world’s most strict COVID lockdowns.
20 October 2020
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Finding a way to include young readers in discussions about the global pandemic became the main focus for the Straits Times Schools team, which tailored content for readers ages 10 to 16, provided free content to public schools, and used social media to engage with older students.
20 October 2020
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Capitalising on the nation's fascination with true crime helped News Corp Australia spread the news about the dangers of heart disease.
19 October 2020
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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown, The Telegraph launched “You Are Not Alone,” an audience engagement initiative aiming to bring positive stories and support to its readers.
07 October 2020
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The Times of India #NewspaperMornings campaign was created to remind readers of the unique relationship they share with their morning newspaper.
28 September 2020
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In print and online, NWZ called on readers to create insect-friendly areas and report the number of square metres of those areas in the garden, on company premises, on the edge of a sports field, or even on a balcony. This call-to-action and content engaged readers, advertisers, and sought to make the world a better place.
23 September 2020
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South China Morning Post created an innovative branded content campaign for Qantas Airways’ 70th anniversary in Hong Kong to remind readers it was the oldest airline in the city.
20 September 2020
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By thinking younger and implementing a new approach to readers, Amedia was able to boost interest and subscriptions among a younger demographic. Mostly focused on journalism, this initiative has seen a 15% growth curve in the below-40 demographic in the subscription base.
14 September 2020
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USA Today created its “Flatten the Curve” Augmented Reality experience to help users learn good social distancing practices.
14 September 2020
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Embracing the essential idea of a Sunday — the day you’re allowed to do what you wish — Sunday Mid-day addresses a variety of people and their interests through its articles.
14 September 2020
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As the lockdown reached Belgium, De Krant van West-Vlaanderen chose to bring a message of hope and positivity to its community of readers while still covering the facts.
08 September 2020
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As the pressure of the pandemic weighed upon its community, Jutarnji list created a colouring book that provided a creative outlet for readers and helped support regional artists.
08 September 2020
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Despite recent legal acceptance, the LGBTQ community is still marginalised in India. The Times Out & Proud classified campaign sought to foster acceptance, inclusion, and understanding by honouring the milestones of everyone’s life.
07 September 2020
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One way the Chattanooga Times connected readers was with a sponsored contest, asking them to share pictures of their workspace (and the pets that shared that space with them) as they worked from home.
07 September 2020
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24sata tapped the minds of Millennial women to understand the power of female friendships for the BFF campaign it created for Vichy.
27 August 2020
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The Caravan is India’s journal of culture and politics. Like other publications, it is looking at new ways of collaborating and innovating — pushed by the changes COVID is bringing — with a primary focus of being less reliant on advertising.
26 August 2020
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The Times of India’s “Lost Votes” campaign — joined by competing news media companies and social media influencers within the country — broke 70 years of silence and blaming voter apathy for low voter turnout, leading to the government taking responsibility.
24 August 2020
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As readers became isolated during the lockdown, The Telegraph provided new features — including podcasts, newsletters, and a Snap Show — to support its “You Are Not Alone” initiative.
23 August 2020
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Because of Vijay Karnataka’s campaign on areca nuts, national policies are likely to be passed in 2020 to help areca farmers.
18 August 2020
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Ordinary people shared their struggles, triumphs, and life philosophies in the popular “People of Alabama” video series.
16 August 2020
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Funke Media Group's analytical methodology allows the media company to find out what topics are of most interest to readers.
16 August 2020
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A marketing partnership between the UK government and newspaper industry has promoted public safety and highlighted local stories throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
16 August 2020
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LNP | LancasterOnline launched several new initiatives to keep readers engaged during the lockdown, including online cooking classes, livestreamed music performances, and roundtable conversations.
11 August 2020
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Goals of the EqualVoice initiative include equal representation of women and men in the media, overcoming gender stereotypes in professional role models, new journalistic perspectives for reporting on women, and measures to analyse the coverage of women and men in the media.
10 August 2020
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Coverage from regional journalists has transformed News Regional Media’s most unlikely and overlooked areas in the Australian outback into a digital subscriptions goldmine.
09 August 2020
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Each year, 16 participants are chosen to participate in the Norwegian Mentorship Programme. News media companies can use the programme to change the culture of their organisations and follow-up statistics show they are.
06 August 2020
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Vishvas News, the fact-checking unit of Jagran New Media, launched the Sach Ke Sathi Health Fact Check programme in February, helping more than 50,000 people in six cities understand the threat of the COVID-19 misinfodemic.
06 August 2020
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BeatingCorona is a platform launched in Nigeria to provide a database of intervention efforts and relief available for those affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
05 August 2020
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News Corp Australia saw significant increases in subscriber acquisition and engagement with its innovative Ultimate Schools Hub, an exclusive feature that allows parents to research and compare data on schools through their local News Corp newspaper across the country.
03 August 2020
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The Times of India’s Women Heroes campaign was designed to celebrate extraordinary women from ordinary walks of life. A total of 621 women were nominated, 1,313 women volunteered to support their hero’s cause, and women’s readership increased 2.8%.
03 August 2020
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South China Morning Post's launch of its Asia Edition and “Asia Matters” brand campaign emphasised the need for a global perspective and the ability to view topics from different angles.
27 July 2020
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Chinese Media Group launched a new live streaming programme called Come 'n Live to reach senior citizens who are homebound during COVID-19 and unable to attend in-person classes.
20 July 2020
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Wasps are major pests in New Zealand, so the Wasp Wipeout campaign brings individuals and organisations together to target one single pest at a time.
20 July 2020
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Now in its fifth year, Record Challenge Park brings the community together by allowing amateur athletes to experience a unique range of sporting events.
19 July 2020
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Neighbourly’s Reach Out hub allowed users to connect with others in their community when the New Zealand lockdown prevented them from having face-to-face contact.
14 July 2020
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At the Axel Springer printing house in Ahrensburg, Olaf Kuchenbecker, record judge of the Record Institute of Germany, handed over the certificate for the biggest illustration ever published in a daily newspaper. Here’s how it came together.
13 July 2020
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As anti-racism protests take place throughout the United States and globally, news media companies should be working toward social justice and inclusion in their workplaces and communities.
12 July 2020
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When BILD realised people wouldn’t be able to get out and celebrate Easter with their families and friends, it decided to deliver Easter to their homes.
07 July 2020
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Singapore Press Holdings’ Chinese Media Group raised US$215,475 to produce “Fight against the Novel Coronavirus Outbreak,” a live programme that raised money to support relief efforts to affected communities in China.
06 July 2020
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El Nuevo Día was launched in 1970 by then-12-year-old Antonio Luis Ferré. Today, it has become Puerto Rico’s leading publication and newspaper of record.
06 July 2020
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Advance Local, BuzzFeed News, and Gannett are among the media companies that connect to readers via text. The ability to connect a journalist to readers became particularly useful during the rapidly changing landscape of the COVID-19 pandemic.
02 July 2020
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As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolded, CNN created a platform to provide personalised information for readers and give them access to local resources.
29 June 2020
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The Times of India deployed an innovative campaign to encourage mask wearing. The company urged readers to make their own masks, then share photos on the Web site of them wearing their homemade masks.
29 June 2020
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Mediafin’s “Lock Down? Stand Up!” hub was created to help members of the business community connect and offer free services to each other during the pandemic.
28 June 2020
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To celebrate where Mumbai has been and look to what it could be in the future, Mumbai Mirror relied upon well-respected octogenarians and an innovative approach to its front page.
28 June 2020
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Despite not having a background in broadcasting, Amedia took on the immense challenge of streaming 830 football matches in six days during the Norway Cup, the world’s biggest youth football tournament. Here’s how it went.
24 June 2020
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In five Hearst Newspaper markets, a rebranding campaign that started in 2019 morphed into an expanded campaign after the United States went into lockdown. Here's how the campaign rolled out, including TV branding spots and a digital acquisition focus.
24 June 2020
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As the COVID-19 pandemic descended on Spain, La Voz de Galicia quickly developed five pillars on which to base its coverage. In two month’s time, the company doubled its digital subscriptions.
23 June 2020
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Valborg in Uppsala in 2019 compared to 2020 shows a totally different city. Upsala Nya Tidning found a way to bring the annual event to life via video.
22 June 2020
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To help the poor who had been hit hardest by the economic impact of COVID-19, Dainik Bhaskar launched an initiative to provide families with a week’s worth of basic groceries.
22 June 2020
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When the lockdown began, IMS Property360 changed its strategy to provide coverage of neighbourhoods that needed assistance. Its efforts made a difference and may change the way the publisher gives back to its community in the future.
17 June 2020
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The mission of Amar Ujala’s “Aparajita:100 million smiles” is to address the many hardships women face today. The campaign has enjoyed a tremendous response, with more than 2.1 million participants to date.
14 June 2020
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The KMTV mobile app allows users to upload digital posts containing videos, photos, audio files, and GPS locations to KMTV’s private cloud dashboard.
04 June 2020
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INMA wrapped up its Virtual World Congress on Thursday with a look at the uncertain year ahead. What do publisher moves during the 2020 pandemic look like in the rearview mirror, and what does that look moving forward? What ultimately will change after this disruptive period?
28 May 2020
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22 May 2020
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The Telegraph, Stampen, DPG, Russmedia, and Rashtradoot quickly launched multiple community-building initiatives once the pandemic hit their countries. They shared details with attendees at INMA’s Virtual World Congress.
19 May 2020
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CNN, Onet, and The Straits Times share creative, practical, and successful ways they provided readers with resources they craved as the pandemic reached their countries.
19 May 2020
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19 May 2020
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In the first week of lockdown in Norway — with health-care systems overwhelmed with the coronavirus — VG partnered with the national health department to offer readers a way to determine whether they might have COVID-19 symptoms. Originally released in Norwegian, the questionnaire was quickly expanded into eight other languages to reach immigrants.
10 May 2020
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As one of the oldest newspapers in the United States, LNP wanted to pull out all the stops to celebrate its 225th anniversary while at the same time illustrating how it has progressed with the times. The “Your Story is Our Story” theme fit both goals.
06 May 2020
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Responding to a desire for more than the difficult news coming from the pandemic, team members at The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times, and WAToday created the Good News initiative, centered around The Good News Group on Facebook.
04 May 2020
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INMA Researcher-in-Residence Grzegorz Piechota shares COVID case studies from The New York Times, VG, and Gazeta Wyborcza.
30 April 2020
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When COVID-19 caused restaurants and other businesses to change the way they serve the public, The Press Democrat responded by creating a free business directory to keep readers informed about which businesses were open, which offered gift cards, and what their pickup or delivery options were.
27 April 2020
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As India went into a national lockdown, Dainik Bhaskar began looking for ways to engage and support readers, going beyond simply reporting the news.
22 April 2020
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On Sunday, April 5, HLN flew a helicopter over the Flanders region of Belgium while doing a livestream video of the view below — a view that included people from all walks of Belgian life sending up messages of love and hope. From the Monday idea to do “The Tour Against Corona” to the Thursday marketing push to the Sunday launch, here’s how it all came together perfectly after 21,000 responded to the call.
06 April 2020
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After all live music events were canceled in Denmark due to COVID-19, Ekstra Bladet livestreamed a concert by popular alternative rock band Dizzy Mizz Lizzy.
26 March 2020
Read MoreBogotá is changing; however, citizens have not noticed such change because they just cover about 10% of the city. IDU, a local government entity, and Semana Group join to show citizens in Bogotá the changes and projects of their city. In this way, the ‘DC la vuelta por Bogotá’ was born, a content ...
01 March 2020
Read MoreChristchurch, New Zealand, was still recovering from the deaths and widespread destruction of a 2011 earthquake when another horror struck. At 1.40pm on Friday March 15, 2019, a gunman burst into two Christchurch mosques and opened fire. He killed 51 people and seriously injured another 40. As the ...
01 March 2020
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Aftonbladet's Swedish Heroes campaign celebrates everyday heroes and culminates in a gala that honours the winners on stage. Each commercial partner gets to choose a hero category of their own.
10 February 2020
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El Espectador created Colombia2020 to deliver information about peace-building initiatives throughout the country.
21 January 2020
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The Vijay Karnataka Super Star Raita campaign recognised and empowered local farmers while also creating new opportunities for advertisers to reach the agricultural community.
14 January 2020
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Twenty-five years after the Croatian Homeland War, there were still 1,922 people missing. A moving campaign by 24sata shared the forgotten stories of each missing person to spread awareness and reinvigorate efforts to find them.
10 December 2019
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Vijay Karnataka engaged more than 30,000 young people with an anti-drug campaign targeting students who attend the city’s renowned educational institutions.
03 November 2019
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After a series of recent landslides in India, Hindustan Times reported on abysmal conditions in relief camps that served as temporary homes for the affected communities. The newspaper’s coverage pushed the government to act and led to swift compensation for victims.
28 October 2019
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The Times of India sought to break down stereotypes and open up a more honest conversation about infertility with its “Fertile Conversations” campaign, which educated the community, supported struggling couples, and connected local fertility businesses with potential clients.
07 October 2019
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Calgary Herald and Calgary Sun gave readers a deep look at homelessness through a month-long series that included daily print and digital content.
12 September 2019
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IOL commemorated Women’s Month with a series of stories honouring victims of domestic violence. The 31 moving tributes drew a record-breaking social media audience and increased awareness of gender-based violence.
03 September 2019
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