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Archief Perscombinatie 1966-20081973-1988 Archief Perscombinatie 1966-20081973-1988 Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid (Perscollectie) Postbus 1060 1200 BB Hilversum Nederland hdl:10622/ARCH04311 © IISG Amsterdam 2021 Archief Perscombinatie 1966-20081973-1988 Inhoudsopgave Archief Perscombinatie...................................................................................................................... 5 Archiefvorming....................................................................................................................................5 Inhoud en structuur............................................................................................................................5 Raadpleging en gebruik.....................................................................................................................6 Inventaris............................................................................................................................................ 6 DIRECTIE PERSCOMBINATIE....................................................................................................6 Algemeen............................................................................................................................. 6 Jaarverslagen....................................................................................................................... 7 Correspondentie........................................................................................................7 Vergaderstukken ( hoofddirectie/raad van bestuur)..................................................7 Akten en statuten.................................................................................................................7 Algemene zaken.................................................................................................................. 7 Directieraad.......................................................................................................................... 7 algemene informatie................................................................................................ 7 correspondentie.........................................................................................................7 vergaderstukken........................................................................................................8 afzonderlijke onderwerpen........................................................................................8 Ondernemingsraad / Vestigingsraad....................................................................................8 algemeen...................................................................................................................8 vergaderstukken........................................................................................................8 afzonderlijke onderwerpen........................................................................................8 nota inrichting vertegenwoordigend overleg.............................................................8 Financiën en exploitatie....................................................................................................... 9 Begrotingen..............................................................................................................9 Overige onderwerpen.............................................................................................. 9 Strategie, oplagebeleid en toekomstplannen.......................................................................9 Algemeen.................................................................................................................. 9 Organisatie................................................................................................................ 9 Meerjarenplanningen.................................................................................................9 ICT......................................................................................................................... 10 (Coördinatiecommissie) sociaal en organisatorisch beleid................................................10 Integratie kranten............................................................................................................... 11 Personeel = sociale zaken................................................................................................ 11 algemeen............................................................................................................... 11 correspondentie..................................................................................................... 11 afzonderlijke onderwerpen.....................................................................................11 Advertentiebedrijf................................................................................................................12 vergaderstukken.................................................................................................... 12 Afzonderlijke onderwerpen/ intern.......................................................................... 13 Afzonderlijke onderwerpen/extern.......................................................................... 13 publicaties............................................................................................................... 13 Marketing en Abonnementenwerving................................................................................ 13 Reisafdeling........................................................................................................................13 Losse projecten..................................................................................................................14 Bouw en onroerend goed.................................................................................................. 14 de Volkskrant......................................................................................................................14 Het Vrije Volk..................................................................................................................... 14 Nieuw Utrechts Dagblad.................................................................................................... 14 Trouw..................................................................................................................................14 Overige onderwerpen.........................................................................................................14 RAAD VAN COMMISSARISSEN PERSCOMBINATIE.............................................................. 15 Vergaderstukken.................................................................................................................15 Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid (Perscollectie) 2 Archief Perscombinatie 1966-20081973-1988 DIRECTIE HET PAROOL...........................................................................................................15 Correspondentie................................................................................................................. 15 Vergaderstukken Staf.........................................................................................................16 Vestigingsraad.................................................................................................................... 16 Strategie, oplagebeleid en toekomstplannen.....................................................................16 Integratie kranten............................................................................................................... 17 Redactie............................................................................................................................. 17 Uitgeverij.............................................................................................................................18 Personeel = ‘sociale zaken’...............................................................................................18 Correspondentie......................................................................................................18 Afzonderlijke onderwerpen..................................................................................... 18 Advertentiebedrijf................................................................................................................18 algemeen............................................................................................................... 18 vergaderstukken......................................................................................................18 afzonderlijke onderwerpen, intern......................................................................... 19 afzonderlijke onderwerpen, extern........................................................................ 19 publicaties.............................................................................................................. 19 Abonnementenbedrijf inclusief distributie.......................................................................... 19 Marketing en Abonnementenwerving................................................................................ 19 Oplagebedrijf...................................................................................................................... 20 Katernen............................................................................................................................. 20 Speciale uitgaven...............................................................................................................20
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