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Repackaging content for new products John Einar Sandvand [email protected]

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How newspapers need to get their content structure in order to be able to produce first class products for new digital platforms.

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Repackaging content for new products

John Einar Sandvand [email protected] Twitter: @johnei

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A wonderful new world of storytelling

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5 changes in the content market

5 ways to make users pay

5 prerequisites for multi-platform production

What we will talk about

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Newspapers are in the middle of a major transformational process

From:

Being in the newspaper business

To:

Being in the content business

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It used to be so simple …

• Only one product to worry about• Mostly monopoly markets • Readers had nowhere else to go for the same content • We made lots of money!

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And now it is so complicated …QuickTime™ and a

decompressorare needed to see this picture.

Social media iPad

Copiers

Net TV

Tablets

Net booksE-readersMobileAPI/Widgets

Print and web

Unknown print

channels

Unknowndigital

channels

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Said in a different way

From:

Content = presentation

To:

Content separated from presentation

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What to do?

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5 changes in the content market

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The media landscape is fragmented

Content has become abundant

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The media landscape is fragmented

Everybody produces content

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The media landscape is fragmented

New platforms are emerging

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The media landscape is fragmented

Content is being disaggregated

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The media landscape is fragmented

Content is being repackaged

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What does this mean for us?

Just copying our old print model will not work!

We need to create new value for our users!

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5 ways to make users pay

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Making the users pay – but how?

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Users will only pay for Unique Value

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Creating Unique Value

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Unique Content

• Content you don’t think you can find anywhere else• Local, niche, experts, etc

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Unique Convenience

• Access in specific situations or areas• Extremely easy to use• Flexibility

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Unique Usefullness• Content and services you can use to reach personal goals

• How to’s, guides, weight club, apps, tools, tests of products, etc

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Unique Packaging

• Premium presentation and design• Selection of content, for instance personalization or for niches

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Unique Experience

• Gives an emotional attachment, entertainment, social connections, etc.

• Brand value, community, entertainment, unique user experience …

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UniqueConvenience

UniqueUsefullness

UniqueContent

UniqueExperience

UniquePackaging

Creating Unique Value

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But how to produce all these great products?

QuickTime™ and a decompressor

are needed to see this picture.

Social media iPad

Copiers

Net TV

Tablets

Net booksE-readersMobileAPI/Widgets

Print and web

Unknown print

channels

Unknowndigital

channels

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How we have done it so far:

We started with the paper

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Then added a web site

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And the mobile

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… and even more products

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With each new channel we have put up a new workflow

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But can we continue to do like this for each new platform?

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There is only money for so many

journalists …

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And there are some other problems also

• Lack of content structure across plattforms• Takes long time to develop new products • ”The tyranny of quick fixes” makes it even worse • Lack of content enrichment needed for other platforms – print overrides everything

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5 prerequisites to produce content for multiple platforms

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1. Put the content at the center

Content business, not newspaper business

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2. Create the right and smart metadata

Content without metadata has no value

Topic Date Geo coordinates

Name of person

Company name

Type of article

Name of author

Priority

Coordinates on newspaper page

Version

Content elements

Image info

Copyright

Links Multimedia End of short version

Related content

List title

Summary

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Rich metadata offers endless opportunities in product development

Location-based services

Niche products

Content enrichmentSpecialized appsAuthor pages

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Where are the media on Google Maps?

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3. Make sure you can export the content

Well structured XML is essential• Must include all content• Neatly organized with all relevant metadata• Only the newspaper PDF is not sufficient

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4. Develop cross-platform content concepts

Content Paper PDF guide

App Book

Interview V - - -

Short version – facts about each point of interest V V V -

Long version – facts about each point of interest - V V V

Geo coordinates - V V -

Short version – main guide article V - - -

Long version – main guide article - V V V

Categories - V V V

Podcast - - V -

Etc ……

Never develop your ideas only with one platform in mind

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5. Train the staff

Journalists of the future MUST have digital competence

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But what about creativity and editing?

• There is no contradiction between structuring your content and high-level design and presentation •Rather: Well thought out content structures with rich metadata offers many more opportunities for premium design qualities• But more of the design process will take place in the early stages of the workflow, including when the template is being designed

Without good content structure it is very hard to make first class multimedia products

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To sum up …

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To sum up …

The content market has changed – copying print model will not work

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To sum up …

The content market has changed – copying print model will not work

We must create unique value for our readers

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To sum up …

The content market has changed – copying print model will not work

We must create unique value for our readers

Content structure and metadata important prerequisites for success

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Thank you for your attention!

John Einar SandvandE-mail: [email protected]

Twitter: @johnei Blog: BetaTales.com