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Main board-listed Singapore Press Holdings Ltd (SPH) is Southeast Asia’s leading media organisation, engaging minds and enriching lives across multiple languages and platforms. It publishes 17 newspaper titles in four languages and over 100 magazine titles in Singapore and the region. Every day, 2.9 million individuals or 79 percent of people above 15 years old, read one of SPH’s news publications. SPH’s internet editions of its major newspapers enjoy over 150 million page views with 9 million unique visitors each month. Other new media initiatives include AsiaOne, omy, rednano.sg, ST701, STOMP and The Straits Times RazorTV. SPH has also ventured into broadcasting, outdoor advertising and properties.
Please visit SPH for more information.
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Schibsted is a Scandinavian media group that aims to become the most attractive media company in Europe. We have around 8,100 employees and operations in 22 countries. Our domestic markets are Norway and Sweden, but the Group also has companies in Denmark, Finland, France, Spain, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Austria, Italy, Belgium, Portugal, Russia, Slovenia, Singapore, Malaysia, Phillipines and four countries in Latin-America. We currently have a presence in the newspaper, TV, film, online, mobile-phone, book and magazine media. Our turnover in 2007 was NOK 13.6 billion.
Schibsted is a company that is on the move – in a sector that is changing radically. We are a media group with Scandinavian roots and European ambitions. Although our history started way back in 1839, we are nonetheless a young company in a sector that is undergoing huge changes.
We are a group that recognizes major opportunities in a rapidly developing market, a market in which innovation is crucial. We aim to influence the development of the media of the future, so we are completely focused on constantly improving our understanding of how media habits change and using this knowledge to develop better and better products. The further development of our established brands is just as important as innovation.
By combining tradition and innovation, we will face the challenges that the rate of change in the media landscape poses and start to achieve our new ambition to become Europe’s most attractive media group.
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