Dia 1 - Helsingin Sanomat
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Dia 1 - Helsingin Sanomat
Helsingin Sanomat, 16 November, 2009 More informative and more engaging! HS2010 – A more informative and engaging Helsingin Sanomat! • • • Helsingin Sanomat will continue to be a quality newspaper that keeps its readers up to date on events in Finland and abroad Helsingin Sanomat will continue to be a newspaper for the masses aiming at a maximum readership Increased journalistic focus on the readers' perspective Clearer separation between web and print media • • • • Same size New layout New typeface Refined structure and ad spots • ”Helsingin Sanomat has to be accessible and attractive. We create stories that people understand and will take the time and effort to read.” Reetta Meriläinen, Editor-in-Chief Content philosophy the HS2010 way The reader's perspective • Requires sensitivity and knowing your reader. • Relates to the reader's needs: ”What information does the reader need?” Content philosophy the HS2010 way Bringing order to chaos • • • • Well-arranged presentation Imagination Keep it simple: ”This is what it is all about.” Content philosophy the HS2010 way Varied and interesting contents • • Content to meet very varied demands. Interest is an important journalistic criterion. This is the life. Content philosophy the HS2010 way Insight • • • Thinking: backgrounds, analyses, explaining the world Untrendy Insights: in themes, narration, illustration, focus Content philosophy the HS2010 way For democracy • • • The newspaper watches over power and guards justice on behalf of and with the authorisation of the readers. Public debate. Why should I be interested in this? Pointing out meanings. Content philosophy the HS2010 way Standing out • • • • Having something that others lack, e.g., correspondents Smart approach to 'difficult' themes = the Helsingin Sanomat way No compromise on quality Education on the sly Strong emphasis on better narration – on the web and on paper • • • • The ideal cycle: the alert, fast and accurate news items on HS.fi are picked up by the morning newspaper, which offers its own news, new perspectives on the previous day's news, analyses and background information. Emphasis on handling late night news. On the web, speed defines the core content (news), presentation is weboriented (video, sound, interactive maps and graphics) On the web, tools that make the news experiential (calculators, candidate selectors, tests) Helsingin Sanomat will continue to • Be an international quality newspaper. • Provide content that the others do not offer. • Reveal pearls that do not just appear. • Help the reader stand out from the crowd. The most effective advertising space in the fastest mass media in Finland will remain as before Helsingin Sanomat structure, 16 November, 2009 A Section B Section C Section D Section Weekdays Saturday Sunday Front page (advertisement) Editorial Main news page Weather (A4) Domestic City Front page (advertisement) Editorial Main news page Weather (A4) Domestic City Front page (advertisement) Editorial Main news page Weather (A4) Domestic City Abroad Kauppapaikka [Place of sales] Economy Travel advertisements Sports Culture Kotikulmilla [On the corner] People (incl. events) Family notices Letters to the editor (2 pages) Theme: Life (Mon), Science (Tue), Consumer (Wed), Food (Thu), Travel (Fri) Marketplaces Comics TV Back page: TV programmes A Section B Section C Section D Section Abroad Kauppapaikka [Place of sales] Economy Travel advertisements Sports People (incl. events) Kotikulmilla [On the corner] People (no ad spot) Family notices Letters to the editor (2 pages) Theme: Cars Marketplaces Comics TV Back page: TV programmes A Section B Section C Section D Section Abroad Kauppapaikka [Place of sales] Sports Travel advertisements Culture People (incl. events) Family notices Letters to the editor (2 pages) Sunday Marketplaces Comics TV Back page: TV programmes E Section Economy F Section Home Fresh look and new typeface Ad spots in section A • • Front page Weather, page A4 • 8 x 180 mm • 4 x 180 mm • • • • • New location! Weather page 2009, price unchanged Domestic A7 City Back page of section A NEW! • Minimum 1,000 pmm • Price per millimetre in section A Better place for the weather page: - Only ad spot on the spread - 98% read domestic news Ad spots in section B unchanged • • • • • • Abroad Kauppapaikka [Place of sales] Economy (Mon-Sat) Travel advertisements Sports Back page of section B Ad spots in section C • • • Culture Kotikulmilla [On the corner] People & Your City (Mon-Fri, Sun) • The content of the People section corresponds to previous Nimiä tänään. Monday through Friday plus on Sunday the first page includes information on events, with an ad spot next to them: • 2 x 150 mm • 3 x 150 mm • 4 x 150 mm • • • Price per millimetre in section C Family notices Letters to the editor • C-2, unchanged – only one ad on the page • C-1 NEW! • • • 2 x 260 mm, 4 x 130 mm 4 x 260 mm, 8 x 130 mm 8 x 260 mm • Price per millimetre in section C NEW! Ad spots in section D • Themes (Mon-Sat) • D1, 8 x 100 mm • Four colour 6,200 € • Black&white 4,616 € NEW! • • • • Sunday (Sun) Marketplaces Comics TV • • Page corner ad spot removed Interior decoration 27 Nov. and Fashion Spot 11 Dec. will be included in section A New layout! Themes in section D, Monday through Saturday Helsingin Sanomat has a well-to-do readership. Helsingin Sanomat is the most widely circulated newspaper in the metropolitan area as well as in Finland. Helsingin Sanomat is read all over the country.