Wan-ifra India 2010, the 18th annual conference in the series, attracted 325 delegates from 15 countries. The event, which took place 15-16 September at the Rajputana Sheraton Palace Hotel in Jaipur, featured the Newsroom Summit and Printing Summit, held in parallel. At the dinner on the evening of the first day, the members of the International Newspaper Color Quality Club from India were honoured.rnAt the Newsroom Summit, speakers from Asia and Europe described developments affecting editorial operations, including cross-media editorial systems and new newsroom structures. Also addressed was the hot topic of payment for online content. On the second day, the question of how to gain and retain younger readers was discussed. A highlight of the summit was the panel discussion. The panel, consisting of leading Indian editors and executives, engaged the audience on topics such as content monetisation, the impact of Internet and digital media and the future of journalism in India.
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机译：该系列的第18届年会“ Wan-ifra India 2010”吸引了来自15个国家的325名代表。该活动于9月15日至16日在斋浦尔的拉吉普塔纳喜来登皇宫酒店举行，同时举行了新闻编辑室峰会和印刷峰会。在第一天晚上的晚宴上，来自印度的国际报纸色彩质量俱乐部的成员受到了表彰。在新闻编辑室峰会上，来自亚洲和欧洲的发言人描述了影响编辑操作的发展，包括跨媒体编辑系统和新新闻编辑室。结构。还讨论了在线内容付款的热门话题。在第二天，讨论了如何获得和留住年轻读者的问题。峰会的重点是小组讨论。由领先的印度编辑和执行人员组成的小组使听众就诸如内容货币化，互联网和数字媒体的影响以及印度新闻业的未来等话题进行了讨论。
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