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Wednesday, September 01, 2004

Australia: newspaper promotion focused on journalistic work

The Sydney Morning Herald has turned to its journalists for inspiration in its biggest marketing campaign since the Sydney Olympics as it attempts to arrest the persistent declines in circulation and readership that have dogged the newspaper industry. "A new strapline - "Start a Conversation" - replaces the existing five-year-old "Tomorrow's Paper" line as publisher John Fairfax Holdings makes the paper's varied journalism the hero of the campaign which will run for the next 18 months in a variety of media. The idea behind the advertising campaign is to feature separate headlines from the paper, joined together in often intriguing couplings, in order to promote debate."

Source: Sydney Morning Herald

Posted by Bertrand Pecquerie on September 1, 2004 at 05:02 PM in g. Photojournalism, n. Online strategies | Permalink

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It's always refreshing to hear of organisations going to their front line for answers, and in this case, the media, and the folks in the know. I applaud the Sydney Morning Herald on this one.

Posted by: Greg Tingle at Nov 10, 2004 9:43:31 PM

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