DNI Fund Projects

The €150 million DNI Fund supported 662 digital news projects in 30 European countries. Take a closer look at some of the projects.

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France Société Éditrice du Monde

One Size Fits All (Round 5)

Offering EU publishers a solution to address a large range of activities within news organisations - from basic editorial needs to strategic marketing operations. The basic features already exists but the future portfolio with the key assets that will compete with other CMS has yet to be completed. This will include live text, push management, profile management and forecasting.

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France OUEST-FRANCE

CPM: Content Predictive Monetisation (Round 5)

Ouest-France wants to increase the number of subscribers and life time of their subscriptions. To achieve this they will pick the most attractive content from existing data for each reader. This will be detected by an algorithm that predicts an impact score on audience, engagement and loyalty. This score will be defined by analysing ten years of digital audience data and finding patterns of popular articles.

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France Contexte

The right news at the right time (Round 5)

Contexte’s editorial content data services have proven their value, but their content distribution is quite static, through a daily email or, at most, by social media.Better delivery will lead to increased client acquisition, increased up-sells and a reduction in subscriber churn.

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Poland Gazeta Wyborcza (Agora)

Harmony (Round 5)

Advertising formats competing with subscription marketing campaigns are currently managed by separate systems and teams. Engaging users to read another article via recommendation mechanism is difficult due to the lack of available software in Polish text analysis. Harmony will increase engagement by implementing a scoring system that analyses users’ real time shopping potential, while providing recommendations of additional articles and ads to registered users.

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Italy Il Sole 24 ORE (24 ORE Group)

Royalty (Round 5)

Like most media companies dealing with the transition from print to digital, Il Sole 24 ORE are looking to new business models. Technology will not, by itself, encourage a more digital approach to content. So they will pursue an 'AI-first' approach, one that puts the digital reader at the center of the equation for the first time in the organisation's history, offering better access to richer content.

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Germany RiffReporter eG

PolyPublisher (Round 5)

Despite their central role in quality journalism, independent journalists increasingly find it hard to finance their work and investigations. RiffReporter offers a cooperative platform and CMS that empowers journalists to pursue additional income from journalism by setting up independent publishing projects with little upfront IT investment. PolyPublisher offers journalists interfaces to a broad range of external platforms and to publishers, so they can intensify monetisation of their journalism.

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Germany Neue Welle Rundfunk-Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG

3rd Space Audio (Round 5)

Radio is one of the next media markets to be disrupted, clearly shown by the rising popularity of smart speakers. Neue Welle wants to help existing publishers to transform their business into the new markets.

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Denmark Mediehuset Ingeniøren A/S

Engineering Users (Round 5)

The challenge is how to showcase all the relevant content and possibilities for the users, and to make it worthwhile for the user to interact with Mediehuset Ingeniøren’s media content. By mixing personalized high quality news and journalism with targeted and relevant career opportunities they will captivate and activate passive job candidates. Furthermore, by pushing a personalized newsletter based on intelligently extracted intent from current data points, the new system will eventually create a proactive and intelligent match between employers and candidates.

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Spain Ediciones Prensa Libre SL

Personalised Aperture Paywall (Round 5)

New subscribers are not found via access to the best stories because of hard paywalls and, as metered paywalls, are inefficient the approach of this project is to track users habits in real-time to customise the hard paywall for each reader. The paywall will be raised for an individual loyal reader, even non-subscribers, providing they exceed the average loyalty and is profitable via advertising. The second challenge is to maximize the number of new subscriptions while minimising the number of free available stories. Subscribers will be a control group to detect most successful content and to qualifiy them with an user centric taxonomy.

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