SNDS Magazine 1 - Deadline February 15. Published mid March.
SNDS Magazine 2 - Deadline May 15. Published mid June.
SNDS Magazine 3 - Deadline August 15. Published mid September.
SNDS Magazine 4 - Deadline November 15. Published mid December.
In this issue: Reportage from Make a Difference seminar in Stockholm; 25 years of seminars; It’s all about … snow – new magazine concept; SND GLOBAL: Canada and Africa & the Middle East; CARSON and Filter magazines.
Scandinavia’s largest newspaper, Helsingin Sanomat, swiped the table at this years best of Scandinavian News Design. A piece covered over four pages with graphics showing the letters P O R N won a gold medal and was elected as the best of show.
There is something called “skoal ring jeans”. That is when the “skoal” of smokeless tobacco, like chew and dip, has been kept in the rear pocket of a pair of jeans for so long that it has made a white ring appear on the pocket. After one week of judging the SNDS competition I had something you could call post-it-rectangle jeans.
Last year, there was no gold winner in the Best of Scandinavian News Design competition. This year, it is almost raining with award of different kinds of metal. The entries were simply on a much higher level this year, according to the jury and its chairman, Flemming Hvidtfeldt.
Nya plattformer dyker upp så gott som varje dag och mediebranschen försöker i alla fall att möta upp. Särskilt de senaste två-tre åren har utvecklingen gått rasande snabbt. Inte minst vad det gäller mobiltelefoner och iPads, eller som de också kallas, om man nu inte skall göra reklam: tablets (iPaden har för övrigt ännu inte lanserats I Skandinavien)
Portrait of award winning illustrator Philip Ytournel of Politiken; How does the news apps on the iPad perform? Board members since 1986, and contact info for all current members of SNDS at the turn of the year. Enjoy!
17 November 2010, the two Danish local dailies Dagbladet and Frederiksborg Amts Avis launched a new design, as well as a new paper format for their second section. The local news is now printed in tabloid format.
09.34: Mobiltelefonen ringer – alldeles för tidigt. Orkar inte svara. Av avsändaren att döma rör det sig om ett redesign-projekt i sydöstra Sverige som jag är involverad i.
The design team from Swedish newspaper Sydsvenskan took 9 news design awards in Oslo, and we had planned to celebrate with a look inside the editorial room in Malmoe. Unfortunately we had some technical problems i Oslo during the show. Well, here it is after all.
In this issue: Report from the Oslo Opera 2010 seminar; nine awards for Sydsvenskan; infographics made about the BP oil pollution in the Mexican Gulf; the story of a 72-hour newspaper project in Denver; and much more.
In this issue: Opera seminar is back! SND-I has launched in Italy. Photo storytelling in Flash. iPad First Movers from Denmark. Redesign projects: Fædrelandsvennen, Kaleva and three other Finnish newspapers, Århus Stiftstidende, and: The Independant reviewed. And much, much more.
In this issue: Interview with the world’s second best press photographer: Mads Nissen; full Oslo Opera 2010 seminar programme; winners found in the “Best of Scandinavian News Design 2010″ competition; iPhone is the young readers’ newspaper; Finnish Apu magazine redesigned; and much more.
In this issue: Meeting people in Buenos Aires; Speakers in Oslo 2010; New Norwegian platforms; “på stan” back in tabloid; New Finnish fur for Helsingin Sanomat; Designing new typefaces; SNDS members’ list; and The chairman’s column: Nyhetsdesigner finns inte!
Last year SNDS upgraded the online news design competition. This year SNDS takes a further step into the online media business and will include the judging of mobile media.
Hur lyckas mediekoncerner behålla sin profil oberoende av vilken plattform de väljer att publicera sig på: pappersavis, nätavis, mobil, tv eller vad det nu vara månde?
If you need to recap some of what you heard in Oulu or were not there we will publish presentations from speakers on snds.org. The first are allredy here. Continue reading →
In this issue: Svenska Dagbladet in version 3.0; a visual journey through the city and the biennial of Venezia; a graphic designer who makes a difference; a magazine redesigned for the business elite; – and of course, reasons to go to Oslo in 2010.