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Senin, 13 Juni 2011
PROMO BUKU di SPE 2011, Grand City Surabaya, 23-26 Juni 2011
Dapatkan Buku Direktori dan Majalah Printpack Indonesia terbaru dengan harga khusus hanya di booth majalah Printpack Indonesia pada pameran Surabaya Print Expo 2011.
Informasi dan langganan hubungi :
Majalah Printpack Indonesia
Taman Palem Lestari Estate CC2/31
Cengkareng, Jakarta Barat 11740
Telp/fax.021.55959630
indo.printpack@gmail.com
call/sms : 0811122835
Informasi dan langganan hubungi :
Majalah Printpack Indonesia
Taman Palem Lestari Estate CC2/31
Cengkareng, Jakarta Barat 11740
Telp/fax.021.55959630
indo.printpack@gmail.com
call/sms : 0811122835
PELATIHAN JURNALISTIK Televisi....broadcast
Sumber dari: Ade Armando im_armando@yahoo.com
Teman-teman.
Rosi-Inc bersama Departemen Ilmu Komunikasi menyelenggarakan pendidikan ‘Broadcast Journalism Training’ – atau BJT
Tujuannya sederhana: UI dan Rosi –Inc berpikir untuk mengembangkan SDM-SDM yang handal dan professional untuk mengisi dunia pertelevisian – baik dalam arti terlibat dalam pengembangan stasiun televisi, production house atau bahkan menjadi video-journalist independen.
BJT percaya agar dunia pertelevisian dan media audio-visual di Indonesia bisa tumbuh dengan sehat, diperlukan para pekerja media yang bukan saja handal dan professional, namun juga memiliki etika.
Untuk itulah rangkaian training jurnalistik broadcasting ini dikembangkan.
Ada sejumlah training yang ditawarkan:
- - Pelatihan TV Journalist intensif: dua minggu, jam 9.00 – 17.00
- - Pelatihan TV Journalist tiga bulan: setiap Sabtu, jam 9.00 – 16.00
- - Pelatihan TV Presenting 8 hari, jam 10.00 – 15.00
- - Pelatihan Camera Person 5 hari, jam 10.00 – 15.00
Keunggulan pelatihan ini:
- - Intensif, karena jumlah peserta terbatas (hanya maksimal 15 orang per kelas).
- - Peserta tak akan hanya memperoleh teori dan sesekali menggunakan alat. Peserta akan dipaksa untuk benar-benar belajar dengan mempraktekkan teknik yang dipelajari di kelas dan menggunakan peralatan di lapangan untuk memproduksi program
- - Peralatan sangat memadai (komputer, kamera, alat editing, master control).
- - Pengajarnya adalah para professional yang sudah terbukti keunggulannya dalam dunia jurnslitik pertelevisian (Rosi Silalahi, Bayu Sutiyono, Gunawan, Arief Suditomo, Putra Nababan, Riza Primadi, dll)
- Peserta yang dapat mengikuti pendidikan ini terentang dari mahasiswa ilmu komunikasi dan non-komunikasi, para pengajar, kaum professional serta siapapun mereka yang tertarik dan serius ingin menguasai dunia jurnalisme pertelevisian.
Biaya pelatihan per peserta berkisar dari Rp. 2.500.000 sampai Rp. 4.000.000
Batch pertama sudah akan dimulai pada Juni ini. Keikutsertaan akan didasarkan pada prinsip ‘first come first served’ (siapa cepat, dia dapat).
Untuk lebih lengkapnya: dapat diakses di http://2011.rosi-inc.com/layanan/journalism-training.html
Bagi mereka yang tertarik, bisa menghubungi saya (Ade Armando di 081817949) atau Dita (021-57991580)
Jadi, buat Anda yang berkomitmen untuk mengembangkan kecakapan jurnalisme pertelevisian dan audio-visual Anda, kami tunggu kehadiran Anda di Depok…
Teman-teman.
Rosi-Inc bersama Departemen Ilmu Komunikasi menyelenggarakan pendidikan ‘Broadcast Journalism Training’ – atau BJT
Tujuannya sederhana: UI dan Rosi –Inc berpikir untuk mengembangkan SDM-SDM yang handal dan professional untuk mengisi dunia pertelevisian – baik dalam arti terlibat dalam pengembangan stasiun televisi, production house atau bahkan menjadi video-journalist independen.
BJT percaya agar dunia pertelevisian dan media audio-visual di Indonesia bisa tumbuh dengan sehat, diperlukan para pekerja media yang bukan saja handal dan professional, namun juga memiliki etika.
Untuk itulah rangkaian training jurnalistik broadcasting ini dikembangkan.
Ada sejumlah training yang ditawarkan:
- - Pelatihan TV Journalist intensif: dua minggu, jam 9.00 – 17.00
- - Pelatihan TV Journalist tiga bulan: setiap Sabtu, jam 9.00 – 16.00
- - Pelatihan TV Presenting 8 hari, jam 10.00 – 15.00
- - Pelatihan Camera Person 5 hari, jam 10.00 – 15.00
Keunggulan pelatihan ini:
- - Intensif, karena jumlah peserta terbatas (hanya maksimal 15 orang per kelas).
- - Peserta tak akan hanya memperoleh teori dan sesekali menggunakan alat. Peserta akan dipaksa untuk benar-benar belajar dengan mempraktekkan teknik yang dipelajari di kelas dan menggunakan peralatan di lapangan untuk memproduksi program
- - Peralatan sangat memadai (komputer, kamera, alat editing, master control).
- - Pengajarnya adalah para professional yang sudah terbukti keunggulannya dalam dunia jurnslitik pertelevisian (Rosi Silalahi, Bayu Sutiyono, Gunawan, Arief Suditomo, Putra Nababan, Riza Primadi, dll)
- Peserta yang dapat mengikuti pendidikan ini terentang dari mahasiswa ilmu komunikasi dan non-komunikasi, para pengajar, kaum professional serta siapapun mereka yang tertarik dan serius ingin menguasai dunia jurnalisme pertelevisian.
Biaya pelatihan per peserta berkisar dari Rp. 2.500.000 sampai Rp. 4.000.000
Batch pertama sudah akan dimulai pada Juni ini. Keikutsertaan akan didasarkan pada prinsip ‘first come first served’ (siapa cepat, dia dapat).
Untuk lebih lengkapnya: dapat diakses di http://2011.rosi-inc.com/layanan/journalism-training.html
Bagi mereka yang tertarik, bisa menghubungi saya (Ade Armando di 081817949) atau Dita (021-57991580)
Jadi, buat Anda yang berkomitmen untuk mengembangkan kecakapan jurnalisme pertelevisian dan audio-visual Anda, kami tunggu kehadiran Anda di Depok…
TELAH TERBIT...Majalah Printpack Indonesia Vol.V/No.03/Mei-Juni 2011
Dapatkan majalah Printpack Indonesia Vol.V/No.03/Mei-Juni 2011 di toko buku Gunung Agung, Modern Outlet...Gramedia Carefour, Hypermart, giant. dll...
Harga Cover Rp 25.000,-
Langganan 6 Edisi Rp 150.000 + souvenir
Langganan 12 edisi Rp 300.000 + tshirt Printpack
Atau pesan dan Langganan ke redaksi :
Majalah Printpack Indonesia
Taman Palem Lestari Estate CC2/31
Cengkareng, Jakarta 11740
Telp/fax : 021.55959630
Mobile : 087878736888
indo.printpack@gmail.com
majalahprintpack.com
Harga Cover Rp 25.000,-
Langganan 6 Edisi Rp 150.000 + souvenir
Langganan 12 edisi Rp 300.000 + tshirt Printpack
Atau pesan dan Langganan ke redaksi :
Majalah Printpack Indonesia
Taman Palem Lestari Estate CC2/31
Cengkareng, Jakarta 11740
Telp/fax : 021.55959630
Mobile : 087878736888
indo.printpack@gmail.com
majalahprintpack.com
PROMO BUKU DIREKTORI BISNIS PERCETAKAN INDONESIA 2011-2012
Dapatkan Buku Direktori Bisnis Percetakan Indonesia Tahun 2011-2012 hanya Rp 100.000,- plus gratis majalah Printpack Indonsia terbaru + tabloid Digital Print. Sudah termasuk ongkos kirim TIKI Jakarta, luar Jakarta + ongkos kirim.
Special Price Rp 75.000 selama pameran di Surabaya Print Expo (SPE)23-26 Juni di Grand City, Surabaya, Kunjungi Booth majalah Printpack Indonesia di L080.
Atau hubungi 08174876556, indo.printpack@gmail.com
Rabu, 08 Juni 2011
China Expected to be a Leading Country for Digital Cameras in Next Five Years
(Weymouth, MA) March 30, 2011 . . . A new study from InfoTrends indicates that China will be one of the leading countries for digital cameras in the next five years. As the developed regions of the world experience a maturing of the digital camera and photo printing markets, new opportunities will come from emerging markets such as China. China still has a huge first time buyer market to tap into, although many of these consumers represent very low income households. Affordable, easy to use cameras will appeal to these households. Repeat buyers in China are likely more affluent, so the latest cameras with the newest features will appeal to this crowd.
Consumers in China that have made the leap into digital photography are quite active, taking 2.5 times more digital camera photos than U.S. consumers and nearly 3 times as many camera phone photos. Due to the large number of photos that are captured, there is a significant opportunity in photo printing in China. Since Chinese consumers still rely primarily on retail photofinishing, retailers there should continue to develop easy in-store solutions that allow people to print digital photos, regardless of whether they own a personal computer or not.
InfoTrends Director Ed Lee states, “The Chinese digital photography market is still in an early development stage and offers many opportunities to digital imaging vendors and retailers. Imaging vendors need to tailor their strategies and plans for the up-and-coming emerging markets so they can establish a strong position in each market.”
InfoTrends has gained insight into the Chinese digital imaging market through a recent survey covering photo capture, sharing, printing, editing, and purchase activity of consumers in this region. Part of a larger multi-client study, surveys were also conducted in Brazil, Mexico, and India.
Study objectives included:
Identifying and profiling current users of digital still cameras and mobile phones/smartphones.
Examining digital photo activities in terms of still photo capture, video capture, sharing, and editing behaviors, as well as the use of software and services.
Analyzing current and future product preferences as well as purchasing behaviors.
Evaluating photo printing behaviors and variations by print location as well as the popularity of personalized photo merchandise.
The study, entitled Digital Imaging: Emerging Opportunities in China, is available for purchase. Multiple reports on additional regions may be purchased together for discounted pricing. For more information contact Matt O’Keefe at +1 781 616 2115 or e-mail matt_okeefe@infotrends.com.
InfoTrends, a Questex company, is the leading worldwide market research and strategic consulting firm for the digital imaging and document solutions industry. We provide research, analysis, forecasts, and advice to help clients understand market trends, identify opportunities, and develop strategies to grow their businesses. Additional information about InfoTrends is available on the Web at www.infotrends.com.
Copyright 2011 InfoTrends. All rights reserved. Reproduction or reuse of InfoTrends materials is strictly prohibited without prior written consent.
For media inquiries contact Robyn Wuori at +1 781 616 2103 or robyn_wuori@infotrends.com.
Consumers in China that have made the leap into digital photography are quite active, taking 2.5 times more digital camera photos than U.S. consumers and nearly 3 times as many camera phone photos. Due to the large number of photos that are captured, there is a significant opportunity in photo printing in China. Since Chinese consumers still rely primarily on retail photofinishing, retailers there should continue to develop easy in-store solutions that allow people to print digital photos, regardless of whether they own a personal computer or not.
InfoTrends Director Ed Lee states, “The Chinese digital photography market is still in an early development stage and offers many opportunities to digital imaging vendors and retailers. Imaging vendors need to tailor their strategies and plans for the up-and-coming emerging markets so they can establish a strong position in each market.”
InfoTrends has gained insight into the Chinese digital imaging market through a recent survey covering photo capture, sharing, printing, editing, and purchase activity of consumers in this region. Part of a larger multi-client study, surveys were also conducted in Brazil, Mexico, and India.
Study objectives included:
Identifying and profiling current users of digital still cameras and mobile phones/smartphones.
Examining digital photo activities in terms of still photo capture, video capture, sharing, and editing behaviors, as well as the use of software and services.
Analyzing current and future product preferences as well as purchasing behaviors.
Evaluating photo printing behaviors and variations by print location as well as the popularity of personalized photo merchandise.
The study, entitled Digital Imaging: Emerging Opportunities in China, is available for purchase. Multiple reports on additional regions may be purchased together for discounted pricing. For more information contact Matt O’Keefe at +1 781 616 2115 or e-mail matt_okeefe@infotrends.com.
InfoTrends, a Questex company, is the leading worldwide market research and strategic consulting firm for the digital imaging and document solutions industry. We provide research, analysis, forecasts, and advice to help clients understand market trends, identify opportunities, and develop strategies to grow their businesses. Additional information about InfoTrends is available on the Web at www.infotrends.com.
Copyright 2011 InfoTrends. All rights reserved. Reproduction or reuse of InfoTrends materials is strictly prohibited without prior written consent.
For media inquiries contact Robyn Wuori at +1 781 616 2103 or robyn_wuori@infotrends.com.
The Shift to Mobility Will Impact the Future of Print
(Weymouth, MA) April 27, 2011… A recent InfoTrends study entitled Mobile Knowledge Workers: Emerging Opportunities shows that mobile workers now comprise more than 70% of the total U.S. office workforce. This new breed of office worker is leveraging multiple technologies in and out of the office to conduct business, which is leading to significant changes in traditional business processes and paper-based office workflows. The document imaging industry needs to appreciate the significance of these changes and react appropriately.
A growing set of mobile technologies place significant threats on the long-term viability of paper as a medium. InfoTrends study shows that a high percentage of business users still prefer to read paper documents. Nevertheless, most mobile workers are reporting a lack of desire or capability to print from their mobile devices. With mobile devices improving rapidly and becoming more prevalent, it stands to reason that there will simply be fewer reasons to print in the future.
“The document imaging industry needs to move quickly to ensure that current habits do not rule out future opportunities for mobile printing,” commented Jon Reardon, Group Director of InfoTrends Office Technology & Services Group. “Hard copy vendors need to embrace the ongoing shift to mobility rather than fight it, and begin to introduce solutions that not only make it easier to print from mobile devices, but also provide reasons to print from mobile devices. In other words, the focus should be on convenience and value.”
Market disruption takes time and, despite the ongoing penetration of new technologies, InfoTrends is forecasting that cut-sheet paper consumption in the U.S. will basically remain flat. What hard copy vendors need to consider is that shifts are still occurring with pages moving from offset to digital production, offset to office production, single-function to multifunction, and monochrome to color. One can now assume that a shift is underway to see some pages move from stationary PCs to mobile devices.
Reardon continued, “Vendors need to ensure that they are positioned to take advantage of these shifts, while at the same time preparing for a future office that will no doubt look very different from the one we have operated in for the last 30 years.”
InfoTrends’ Mobile Knowledge Workers: Emerging Opportunities study addresses several key elements related to opportunities and strategies in targeting mobile knowledge workers, including mobile printing solutions. The study provides information technology vendors and infrastructure service providers with insights to support their strategic planning, product development, and go-to-market activities related to mobile knowledge workers. The study examines a mix of developed and emerging markets including the United States, Germany, Japan, India and Brazil.
The results of the study are now available for purchase. Studies can be purchased for individual regions or as a complete series. For pricing and purchase information click here or contact Scott Phinney at +1 781 616 2100 ext. 123 or e-mail scott_phinney@infotrends.com.
A growing set of mobile technologies place significant threats on the long-term viability of paper as a medium. InfoTrends study shows that a high percentage of business users still prefer to read paper documents. Nevertheless, most mobile workers are reporting a lack of desire or capability to print from their mobile devices. With mobile devices improving rapidly and becoming more prevalent, it stands to reason that there will simply be fewer reasons to print in the future.
“The document imaging industry needs to move quickly to ensure that current habits do not rule out future opportunities for mobile printing,” commented Jon Reardon, Group Director of InfoTrends Office Technology & Services Group. “Hard copy vendors need to embrace the ongoing shift to mobility rather than fight it, and begin to introduce solutions that not only make it easier to print from mobile devices, but also provide reasons to print from mobile devices. In other words, the focus should be on convenience and value.”
Market disruption takes time and, despite the ongoing penetration of new technologies, InfoTrends is forecasting that cut-sheet paper consumption in the U.S. will basically remain flat. What hard copy vendors need to consider is that shifts are still occurring with pages moving from offset to digital production, offset to office production, single-function to multifunction, and monochrome to color. One can now assume that a shift is underway to see some pages move from stationary PCs to mobile devices.
Reardon continued, “Vendors need to ensure that they are positioned to take advantage of these shifts, while at the same time preparing for a future office that will no doubt look very different from the one we have operated in for the last 30 years.”
InfoTrends’ Mobile Knowledge Workers: Emerging Opportunities study addresses several key elements related to opportunities and strategies in targeting mobile knowledge workers, including mobile printing solutions. The study provides information technology vendors and infrastructure service providers with insights to support their strategic planning, product development, and go-to-market activities related to mobile knowledge workers. The study examines a mix of developed and emerging markets including the United States, Germany, Japan, India and Brazil.
The results of the study are now available for purchase. Studies can be purchased for individual regions or as a complete series. For pricing and purchase information click here or contact Scott Phinney at +1 781 616 2100 ext. 123 or e-mail scott_phinney@infotrends.com.
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