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The Cold War and Management
Human Relations, May 2006, 59(5): 611-636 Between West and East: A Social History of Business Journalism in Cold War Finland Antti Ainamo Helsinki School of Economics, Finland Janne Tienari Lappenranta University of Tehnology, Finland Eero Vaara Swedish School of Economics, Finland Ecole de Management de Lyon, France Between West and East: A Social History of Business Journalism in Cold War Finland Abstract The Cold War era was characterized by ideological struggles that had a major impact on economic decision-making, and also on management practice. To date, however, these ideological struggles have received little attention from management and organizational scholars. To partially fill this research gap, we focus on the role of the media in these ideological struggles. Our starting point is that the media both reflect more general societal debates but also act as an agency promoting specific kinds of ideas and ideologies. In this sense, the media exercise significant power in society; this influece, however, is often subtle and easily dismissed in historical analyses focusing on political and corporate decision-making. In this article, we focus on the role of business journalism in the ideological struggles of the Cold War era. Our case in point is Finland, which is arguably a particularly interesting example due to its geo- political position between East and West. Our approach is socio-historical: we focus on the emergence and development of business journalism in the context of the specific struggles in the Finnish political and economic fields. Our analysis shows how the business journalists struggled between nationalist, pro-Soviet and pro-West political forces, but gradually developed into an increasingly influential force promoting neo-liberal ideology. -
Alma Media Oyj:N Vuosikertomus 2002
VUOSIKERTOMUS ALMA MEDIA VUOSIKERTOMUS 2002 ALMA MEDIA VUOSIKERTOMUS 2002 Vuorossa oleva johto vasemmalla Alma Median konsernijohto ja nuorista almamedialaisista koostuva konsernijohdon ohjausryhmä puhaltaa yhteen hiileen vuosi 2002 Konsernijohto ja konsernin nuorista sparrareista koostuva ohjausryhmä yhteisen pöydän ympärillä. HANNU PUUKKO PETRI PUROMIES Vuosi 2002 oli mediamarkkinoille toinen laskuvuosi peräkkäin. Tässä mutapainissa MTV menestyi erinomaisesti. Kuva MTV3 Shine Clubin asiakastilaisuudesta. Panokset luovuuteen – kasvualusta kuntoon. Toimitusjohtaja Juho Lipsanen haastateltavana. HANNU PUUKKO Alma Media haluaa kertoa avoimesti itsestään sijoittajille ja analyytikoille suunnatuilla Capital Markets Day -tilaisuuk- ARI LEPPÄ Radio Nova teki strategiasta sissa. Tilaisuudet tulkataan työkalun ja menestyi. kansainvälisille osallistujille. HANNU PUUKKO sisältö 32 Sanomalehti puhuu koko kylälle yhtä aikaa Hannu Olkinuoran haastattelu 3 Lukijalle 34 Aamulehti otti osaamisen hallintaan 4 Vuosi 2002 lyhyesti 35 Paikallissanomat ja Pohjoiset lehdet Yhteistyön edelläkävijät 6 Tärkeitä tapahtumia 38 Broadcasting Tietoa, viihdettä ja lumovoimaa 7 Alma Media -konserni 40 Laatu on aina hintansa väärti 8 Toimitusjohtajan haastattelu Pekka Karhuvaaran haastattelu Panokset luovuuteen – kasvualusta kuntoon 42 Strategiasta tuli työkalu 12 Talous ja tulos Radio Novalla on selkeä päämäärä 18 Journalistin puheenvuoro 43 Pienellä tykillä, mutta tarkasti Päättäjien äänitorvesta valtiomahdiksi muiden joukkoon Subtv:n katselu on kaksinkertaistunut -
Alma Media Annual Report 2016
1 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 #BOLDMOVES 2 Dear reader, Alma Media’s purpose is to accelerate the sustainable growth of individuals, companies, and society. In 2016, we boldly developed our existing operations and created new ones. Our business grew and developing through company acquisitions, continued progress on our present business operations, and by investing resources in new and innovative products and services. We have also renewed our annual reporting. Our new annual report is based on integrated report model. With this change, our intention is to demonstrate how Alma Media generates value for its various stakeholder groups. We are also making implementation of our corporate responsibilities more transparent. In addition, our financial statements have been made more multi-faceted. CONTENTS YEAR 2016 Alma Media – a European media and service company . 3 Sustainable media and service business . 35 Alma Media’s business segments . .. 4 Development and corporate culture . 36 CEO's review . 5 Alma Media’s stakeholder interaction .. 37 Key figures 2016 . 7 Key events in 2016 . .. 8 GRI REPORT Management and organisation of corporate OPERATING ENVIRONMENT AND STRATEGY responsibility at Alma Media . 40 Operating environment . 11 Materiality . 41 Strategy . 12 Corporate responsibility in Alma Media in 2016 . 46 Value creation model . .16 GRI index . 63 LET’S MARKET AAMULEHTI TAKES 18 MARKETING! 20 ACTION AGAINST Global Compact content index . 66 BULLYING Purpose . 17 #boldmoves cases . 18–24 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Report by the Board of Directors . 69 BUSINESS SEGMENTS Financial statements . 81 Alma Markets . 26 Parent company financial statements . 134 Alma Talent . .. 27 Signatures to the report by the Board of Directors and Alma News & Life . -
BONNIER ANNUAL REPORT 2017 Table of Contents
BONNIER ANNUAL REPORT 2017 Table of Contents Board of Directors’ Report 3 Consolidated Income Statements 12 Consolidated Statements of Comprehensive Income 12 Consolidated Statements of Financial Position 13 Consolidated Statements of Changes in Equity 15 Consolidated Statements of Cash Flow 16 Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements 17 The Parent Company’s Income Statements 42 The Parent Company’s Statements of Comprehensive Income 42 The Parent Company’s Balance Sheets 43 The Parent Company’s Statements of Changes in Equity 44 The Parent Company’s Statements of Cash Flow 44 Notes to the Parent Company’s Financial Statements 45 Auditor’s Report 55 Multi-year Summary 57 Annual Report for the financial year January 1- December 31, 2017 The Board of Directors and the CEO of Bonnier AB, Corporate Registration No. 556508-3663, herewith submit the following annual report and consolidated financial statements on pages 3-54. Translation from the Swedish original BONNIER AB ANNUAL REPORT 2017 2 Board of Directors’ Report The Board of Directors and the CEO of Bonnier AB, corporate reg- Books includes the Group’s book businesses. It includes Bon- istration no. 556508-3663, herewith submit the annual report and nierförlagen, Adlibris, Pocket Shop, Bonnier Media Deutschland, consolidated financial statements for the 2017 financial year. Bonnier Publishing in England, Bonnier Books in Finland, Akateeminen (Academic Bookstore) in Finland, 50% in Cappelen The Group’s business area and Damm in Norway and BookBeat. 2017 was a year of contrasts, Bonnier is a media group with companies in TV, daily newspapers, where above all the German and Swedish publishers continued to business media, magazines, film production, books, e-commerce perform strongly, while physical retail had a challenging year. -
Annual Review 2020
ANNUAL REVIEW 2020 Content Our companies 2 About 2020 3 CEO and Chairman of the Board 4 Bonnier Books 6 Bonnier News 11 Bonnier Fastigheter 16 Adlibris 22 Bonnier Publications 26 Bonnier Corporation 27 SF Studios 28 Bonnier Ventures 32 Albert Bonnier 36 Investments 37 Financial results 2020 38 The Board 42 Grand Prize for Journalism 44 Bonniers Konsthall 45 Sustainability 46 BONNIER GROUP 2020 – an unusual year 2020 WAS A YEAR UNLIKE any other – nalism and stories to read is strong. EBITA of SEK 1.4 billion is an improve- a pandemic left its mark on the world, The digital business models are work- ment of SEK 1.0 billion from the previ- causing enormous anxiety and conse- ing. Our property portfolio is stable ous year for comparable units. quences that remain difficult to fully and long-term, with hundred-year-old Bonnier News, Bonnier Books and grasp. buildings forming the basis of agile new Bonnier Fastigheter have contribut- Our companies operations. ed significantly to the profit. It is also Naturally, this also impacted Bonnier’s worth highlighting that Adlibris turned operations to greater and lesser degrees NEW QUESTIONS are emerging in the a loss into a profit during the year, with The Bonnier Group is the parent company in a group that depending on the company. For exam- wake of the transition, and we are ready a strong finish. ple, our employees, customers, users to do what Bonnier has always done – SF Studios delivered a good result includes several of the Nordic region's leading media and companies were all affected by lock- combine innovation with solid exper- given the circumstances. -
Pay Models in European News Appendix
PAY MODELS IN EUROPEAN NEWS ORGANISATIONS INCLUDED IN THE STUDY See the main document for the sample strategy behind the sites selected. In cases where subscriptions are sold on a weekly basis, monthly prices are for four weeks. Source for online reach: comScore MMX Key Measures, % reach desktop only, January 2017, Finland/France/Germany/Italy/Poland/UK. FINLAND Online Monthly Brand Website URL Type of media Pay model reach in price % €16.50 Helsingin Sanomat www.hs.fi Up-market newspaper Metered paywall 32 (£13.99) Maaseudun Tulevaisuus www.maaseuduntulevaisuus.fi Up-market newspaper Free access 2 – Mid-market/tabloid €9.90 Ilta-Sanomat www.is.fi Freemium 51 newspaper (£8.39) Mid-market/tabloid €8.90 Iltalehti www.iltalehti.fi Freemium 45 newspaper (£7.54) €24.90 Kauppalehti www.kauppalehti.fi Business newspaper Metered paywall n/a (£21.11) €15.00 Aamulehti www.aamulehti.fi Regional newspaper Metered paywall 14 (£12.71) €14.50 Etelä-Suomen Sanomat www.ess.fi Regional newspaper Freemium 4 (£12.29) €14.99 Huvudstadsbladet www.hbl.fi Regional newspaper Freemium 1 (£12.71) €19.00 Ilkka www.ilkka.fi Regional newspaper Freemium 3 (£16.11) Kaleva www.kaleva.fi Regional newspaper Free access 8 – €18.00 Karjalainen www.karjalainen.fi Regional newspaper Freemium 2 (£15.26) €19.62 Keskisuomalainen www.ksml.fi Regional newspaper Metered paywall 4 (£16.63) €15.00 Satakunnan Kansa www.satakunnankansa.fi Regional newspaper Metered paywall 4 (£12.71) €11.10 Savon Sanomat www.savonsanomat.fi Regional newspaper Metered paywall 5 (£9.41) €7.90 Turun Sanomat -
Aistiesteettömät Asumisratkaisut Koti, Jossa on Hyvä Olla
Aistiesteettömät asumisratkaisut Koti, jossa on hyvä olla HANNA HANNUKAINEN, PAULA HELLBERG, SARI TEERI & RIIKKA TUPALA (TOIM.) TP 1 Satakunnan ammattikorkeakoulu Sarja B, Raportit 13/2019 ISSN 2323-8356 (verkkojulkaisu) ISBN 978-951-633-285-0 Copyright Satakunnan ammattikorkeakoulu ja tekijät Julkaisija: Satakunnan ammattikorkeakoulu PL 1001, 28101 Pori www.samk.fi Graafinen suunnittelu ja taitto: Eveliina Sillanpää, Kallo Kuvat: Hanna Hannukainen, Paula Hellberg, Pia Taimi, Riikka Tupala Satakunnan ammattikorkeakoulun julkaisut ladattavissa ilmaiseksi: theseus.fi Aistiesteettömät asumisratkaisut Koti, jossa on hyvä olla HANNA HANNUKAINEN, PAULA HELLBERG, SARI TEERI & RIIKKA TUPALA (TOIM.) Satakunnan ammattikorkeakoulu Pori 2019 Julkaisun HANNA HANNUKAINEN Aistiesteettömyyden kirjoittajat asiantuntija, lehtori, Satakunnan ammattikorkeakoulu, KM PAULA HELLBERG Sisustussuunnittelija, Sisustussuunnittelu Paula Hellberg, sosionomi (AMK) SARI TEERI Vanhustyön asiantuntija, gerontologisen hoitotyön yliopettaja, Satakunnan ammattikorkeakoulu, TtT RIIKKA TUPALA Esteettömyyden asiantuntija, Esteettömyys ja saavutettavuus -tutkimusryhmän vetäjä, Satakunnan ammattikorkeakoulu, fysioterapeutti (AMK) 4 Aistiesteettömät ANU ASLAN asumisratkaisut -julkaisun 2018. Aistiesteetön asuntomessukohde rinnalla on työstetty kolme Talo Haltiatar: Aistiesteettömät ratkaisut. erillistä opinnäytetyötä, Satakunnan ammattikorkeakoulu, joista on poimittu suoraan sosionomin koulutusohjelma. otteita tähän julkaisuun. Saatavissa: http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2018120419968 -
The Reception of the Swedish Retranslation of James Joyce’S Ulysses (2012)
humanities Article The Reception of the Swedish Retranslation of James Joyce’s Ulysses (2012) Elisabeth Bladh Department of languages and literatures, University of Gothenburg, 414 61 Gothenburg, Sweden; [email protected] Received: 31 July 2019; Accepted: 14 August 2019; Published: 30 August 2019 Abstract: This article focuses on how the second Swedish translation of James Joyce’s novel Ulysses (2012) was received by Swedish critics. The discussion of the translation is limited to a number of paratextual features that are present in the translation, including a lengthy postscript, and to the translation’s reviews in the daily press. The release of the second Swedish translation was a major literary event and was widely covered in national and local press. Literary critics unanimously welcomed the retranslation; praising the translator’s raw, vulgar and physical language, his humour, and the musicality of his expression. Regarding its layout, title, and style, the new translation is closer to the original than the first translation from 1946 (revised in 1993). The postscript above all emphasizes the humanistic value of Joyce’s novel and its praise of the ordinary. It also addresses postcolonial perspectives and stresses the novel’s treatment of love and pacifism. These aspects were also positively received by the reviewers. For many reviewers, the main merit of the novel is found in its tribute to sensuality and the author’s joyful play with words. Negative comments tended to relate to the novel’s well-known reputation of being difficult to read. One reviewer, however, strongly questioned the current value of the experimental nature of the novel. -
Ownership Concentration in the TV Industry a Case Study on the Limitations of Media Policy
Nordicom Review 28 (2007) 1, pp. 77-93 Ownership Concentration in the TV Industry A Case Study on the Limitations of Media Policy SUNE TJERNSTRÖM Abstract The wish to limit ownership concentration in the media industry has been common in the newspaper sector, but hardly very successful. As commercial television was more exten- sively introduced, governments saw possibilities of limiting ownership concentration in this sector. One such case is the Swedish TV4, owned at the start in 1991 by a consortium of financial and smaller publishing groups, but now controlled by the biggest player in the national media business. What happened on the way and what were the obstacles to media policy in this field? Some would argue that this is an area in which media policy failed. Alternatively, this development can be understood as a case in which the nature of cor- porate policy is revealed. A third option would be to observe the interaction between cor- porate interests and the government as an example of so-called political management. This article examines these scenarios in the context of commercial television in Sweden. The case study provides a deeper understanding of the nature of ‘institutional competitiveness’, politics vs. business, nationally based media firms vs. other Scandinavian players. Key Words: media policy, corporate strategy, political management, hybrid media firms, TV4 Sweden Introduction Fearing that private broadcasters could overrun the monopoly of the Swedish public service broadcaster in the late 1980s, the government decided to organize a new national ‘commercial public service’ channel.1 An agreement was made between the government and a private consortium on TV broadcasting over the terrestrial net.2 This new public service firm – or hybrid organization as they are often called – was given a virtual monopoly on TV advertising reaching the whole country. -
Mapping Digital Media:Finland
COUNTRY REPORT MAPPING DIGITAL MEDIA: FINLAND Mapping Digital Media: Finland A REPORT BY THE OPEN SOCIETY FOUNDATIONS WRITTEN BY Sampsa Saikkonen and Paula Häkämies EDITED BY Marius Dragomir and Mark Thompson (Open Society Media Program editors) EDITORIAL COMMISSION Yuen-Ying Chan, Christian S. Nissen, Dusˇan Reljic´, Russell Southwood, Damian Tambini The Editorial Commission is an advisory body. Its members are not responsible for the information or assessments contained in the Mapping Digital Media texts OPEN SOCIETY MEDIA PROGRAM TEAM Meijinder Kaur, program assistant; Stewart Chisholm, associate director OPEN SOCIETY INFORMATION PROGRAM TEAM Vera Franz, senior program manager; Darius Cuplinskas, director 5 January 2014 Contents Mapping Digital Media ..................................................................................................................... 4 Executive Summary ........................................................................................................................... 6 Context ............................................................................................................................................. 9 Social Indicators ................................................................................................................................ 11 Economic Indicators ......................................................................................................................... 13 1. Media Consumption: Th e Digital Factor .................................................................................. -
BONNIER ANNUAL REPORT Table of Contents
BONNIERS ÅRSBERÄTTELSE 2017 1 2018BONNIER ANNUAL REPORT Table of Contents Board of Directors’ Report 3 Consolidated Income Statements 14 Consolidated Statements of Comprehensive Income 14 Consolidated Statements of Financial Position 15 Consolidated Statements of Changes in Equity 17 Consolidated Statements of Cash Flow 18 Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements 19 The Parent Company’s Income Statements 48 The Parent Company’s Statements of Comprehensive Income 48 The Parent Company’s Balance Sheets 49 The Parent Company’s Statements of Changes in Equity 50 The Parent Company’s Statements of Cash Flow 50 Notes to the Parent Company’s Financial Statements 51 Auditor’s Report 61 Multi-year Summary 63 Translation from the Swedish original bonnier ab annual report 2018 2 Board of Directors’ Report The Board of Directors and the CEO of Bonnier AB, corporate Development of the operations, financial position and registration no. 556508-3663, herewith submit the annual report profit or loss (Group) and consolidated financial statements for the 2018 financial year on pages 3-60. SEK million (unless stated otherwise) 2018 2017 2016 Net sales 26,447 25,740 25,492 The Group’s business area and business model EBITA1) 824 625 731 Bonnier AB is a parent company in a media group with companies in Operating profit/loss -225 -1,423 630 3) TV, daily newspapers, business media, magazines, film production, Net financial items -157 -212 -239 books, e-commerce and digital media and services. The group con- Profit/loss before tax -382 -1,635 391 3) ducts operations in 12 countries with its base in the Nordic countries Profit/loss for the year -872 -2,239 276 3) and significant operations in the United States, Germany, United EBITA margin 3.1% 2.4% 2.9% Kingdom and Eastern Europe. -
Uuden Suomen Viimeinen Nousu Ja Tuho 1976-91
Jyrki Vesikansa Uuden Suomen viimeinen nousu ja tuho 1976-91 Suomen historian lisensiaattityö Helsingin yliopistossa 1994 Sisältö Lähtökohtia 1 Käsittelytapa ja metodit 3 - Lehtikuolemista ja lehdistön rakenteesta 8 Savuavilla raunioilla (johdanto) 12 I Tietä umpikujasta etsitään 27 1. Remppajengi pelastaa jo tuomitun 27 2. Reippaasta alusta ongelmiin 45 3. Idea Iltalehdestä ja uusia kriisejä 53 4. Hakuammunnan tulokset 68 II "Vuosisadan lehtiuudistus" 70 1. "Kolmanteen painokseen" 70 2. Tieteellisen liikkeenjohdon välivaihe 78 3. Suuren muutoksen tulokset 99 III "Kiehtova" suvantovaihe 100 1. Arto Tuominen pelastajana - ainakin jonkin aikaa 100 2. "Suuri Harppaus" ja "Tekniikan Toinen Askel" 123 3. Mitä tehdä uudella painokoneella 138 4. Juhlinnasta riitoihin ja SPUS-hankkeeseen 148 5. Käytettiinkö mahdollisuutta hyväksi? 164 IV Viimeiset kierrokset 166 1. Selvästi Parempi - ja paljon kalliimpi 166 2. Uusi Suomi liitetään Aamulehti-yhtymään 176 3. SPUS journalistinen menestys 196 4. Ensimmäistä omaa markkaa etsimässä 205 5. Virmavirran turhat suunnitelmat 222 6. Mihin päästiin "ylätiellä"? 229 V Oljenkortta etsitään - turhaan 231 1. Kuilun partaalle 231 2. Pelastusyrityksiä ja lopun alku 245 3. Viimeinen yritys viikkosanomalehdellä 268 4. "Kaikkihan on sanottu" 287 VI Vanhuksen ruumiinavaus 294 1. Vastuunkantajat ja strategiat 294 2. Ratkaisevat "kovat" tosiasiat 300 3. Uuden Suomen vaihtoehdot 315 Liitteet A. Uusi Suomi-yhtiön avainhenkilöitä 319 B. Lähdeluettelo 321 C. Kaavioita ja kuvia 325 3 KÄSITTELYTAPA JA METODIT Tämän tutkimuksen runko on tavanomaista "rankelaista" historiankirjoitusta, jossa arkistoläh- teiden perusteella yritetään selvittää, wie es eigentlich gewesen ist. Keskeisenä lähteenä ovat tällöin olleet Uusi Suomi Oy:n hallintoelinten pöytäkirjat, erinäiset kirjeet, muistiot ja laskelmat sekä osin päiväkirjan luontoiset muistiinpanot. Tietenkin on käytetty myös ilmestynyttä Uutta Suomea ja muitakin lehtiä sekä tutkimus- ja muuta kirjallisuutta, jota on kylläkin pääteeman ja koko tutkimuskaudenkin osalta vähän.