Newspaper companies have only begun to scratch the surface of their innovation potential. To succeed, they must learn to look at markets in new ways, invest in creating new capabilities, and rethink how they work individually and collectively. The Global Alliance for Media Innovation (GAMI) was created to support and coordinate an international ecosystem of innovation centers, entrepreneurs, and rapidly advance the best digital news media innovations. GAMI connects partners in innovation, sources new talents and solutions, and coordinates international R&D programs.

2. Newspaper
companies
have
only
begun
to
scratch
their
innova6on
poten6al.
To
succeed,
they
have
to
learn
to
look
at
markets
in
new
ways.
They
must
invest
to
create
new
capabili6es
and
rethink
the
way
they
work
individually
and
collec6vely.
CLAYTON
M.
CHRISTENSEN
Professor
of
Business
Administra6on
Harvard
Business
School

3. The
environment
for
our
industry
for
the
future
is
one
of
constant
change
and
innova6on.
While
we
are
witnessing
the
future
of
news
media
being
invented
right
now,
all
around
the
globe,
by
hundreds
of
companies,
universi6es,
and
entrepreneurs,
their
separate
efforts,
research,
prototypes,
and
roll-­‐outs
receive
inconsistent
aEen6on
and
analysis.
Our
mission
is
to
support
and
coordinate
an
interna=onal
ecosystem
of
innova=on
centres,
entrepreneurs,
and
rapidly
advance
the
best
news
media
digital
innova=ons
and
talents
to
the
market.
SOURCE
New
Talents
and
solu6ons
CONNECT
Partners
in
innova6on
COORDINATE
Interna6onal
R&D
programmes
GROW
Skills
and
business
solu6ons

4. GAMI
UCLAN
iMinds
EPFL
UNINE
NTNU
TEXAS
Aus=n
PUCRS
NTU
The
first
global
network
of
academic
Media
Labs
Aarhus

5. WAN-IFRA represents news media org. in !
120 countries!
WAN-­‐IFRA
represents
more
than
18,000
publica6ons
15,000
online
sites
3,000
companies
80
na6onal
and
regional
news
publisher
associa6ons
Based
in
Paris
and
Frankfurt
with
Regional
offices
in
Singapore,
India,
and
Mexico!

7. GAMI’s
ADVISORY
BOARD
Drives
the
strategic
and
opera6onal
agenda

8. MOVE
BEYOND
THE
INNOVATION
«
COMFORT
ZONE
»
5
strategic
areas
defined
by
GAMI
Advisory
Board
Organic
innova=on
Ways
to
do
things
beEer
and
solve
boElenecks
Radical
Innova=on
Build
up
the
future
of
news
users
engagement
Mobility
wearability
Internet
of
Things
Smart
Ci=es
Immersive
content
and
new
forms
of
narra=ves
Technology
enablers
-­‐
special
focus
on
security
Mul=media
convergence
Data
explora=on
to
support
the
moderniza6on
of
journalism
Innova=on
“Comfort
Zone”

9. ACADEMIC PARTNERS
47%
WAN-IFRA
35%
TECH
PARTNERS
18%
Overview Finance
EVENTS
AND
WORKSHOPS
➽ Wearable
in
house
workshops,
Osnäbruck
Zeitung
(DE),
Berlingske
Tidende
(DK)
➽ Boot
Camp
with
the
FINP
digital
Fund
(Paris)
➽ GAMI
at
SXSW
Interac6ve
Fes6val
in
Aus6n
➽ Workshops
on
Wearables
and
iBeacon
+
Expo
at
DML
2015
PUBLICATIONS
➽ Blogs,
social
networks
(Linkedin,
Flipboard,
TwiEer,…)
➽ Technology
Focus:
Report
on
Wearables
for
news
➽ Country
Focus:
Report
on
innova6on
trends
in
France
R&D
COORDINATION
➽ Strategic
partnership
with
NEM
(New
European
Media),
official
ETP
for
Media
R&D.
In
coordina6on
with
ENPA.
➽ Public
Private
Partnership
on
Immersive
Content
with
NTNU,
Norway
➽ ICT19c
European
Funding
program
with
Frankfurter
Book
Fair
and
iMinds
(Belgium)

10. Download
:
www.wan-­‐ifra.org
(Publica6ons)

12. MATCH-­‐MAKING
RESEARCH
TEAMS
Affiliated
research
teams
and
start
ups
look
for
partners
within
the
industry
to
collaborate
on
research
projects
for
mentoring,
valida6on
or
feedback.
World
Publishing
Expo
World
News
Media
Congress
Digital
Media
regional
conferences
TALK
TO
US

16. TALK
TO
OTHERS
Bootcamps
Hackhathons
On
demand
workshops
CROSS FERTILIZATION
Innovations often happens at the intersection of
disciplines. We are committed to curiosity, open
innovation and networking, sharing professional
knowledge inside and outside legacy media

17. FOLLOW
THE
ALLIANCE
ON
FLIPBOARD

18. FOLLOW
THE
ALLIANCE
ON
TWITTER
@wanifra_mihub

19. FOLLOW
THE
ALLIANCE
ON
LINKEDIN

20. FOLLOW
THE
ALLIANCE
ON
OUR
BLOG

21. vincent.peyregne@wan-ifra.org
Stephen.fozard@wan-ifra.org