video report
Het Salon hosts its own seminar, 25 minutes, every year in November. At 25 minutes several international experts share their newest insights and findings with a select audience. |
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Koen Denolf,
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All of a sudden everything has to be ‘cross-medial’. But is this the right way to go? In this straightforward presentation Koen Denolf sums up why a digital magazine, in combination with a printed version or without one is a good or bad idea for your company.
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1. 5 wrong reasons to go cross-medial with your brand.
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2. The ultimate list of 12 reasons why a digital magazine might be interesting for your company.
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Peter Würth,
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There you have a great magazine, awarded worldwide, but then it turns out to have the wrong approach. About the new face of The Mini International.
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1. The ‘old’ Mini International. Great idea, but the target group was wrong. Here you can see how the international magazine was conceptualised, with local insights and local editors.
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2. Presentation of the ‘new’ Mini International. More product orientated and therefore better accepted by dealers, who in the end pay the bill.
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Jeremy Leslie,
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Designer Jeremy Leslie talks about the importance of editorial design and how it can bring the content and the entire magazine to a higher level. His conclusion and that of many people after his presentation: good and well thought-out editorial design is necessary.
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1. Editorial design is there to help the reader, to make them better understand the content and to let them experience certain things. Jeremy shows you how.
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2. Editorial design is a way to give character to your magazine and the company or organization behind it.
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3. Editorial design can elevate the story but can also become part of the story.
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4. Editorial design makes a magazine become a magazine, it creates individuality that is inherent to the medium. Both in print and online there are means present that can create magaziney-ness.
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