Technology for Publisher’s Success – Proven.
Case Study “DER STANDARD”: The role of a centralized DAM in the new media workflow
Times of India Group (BCCL)
The “Times of India,” established in 1838, is the world’s largest English-language newspaper. Its COMYAN system already manages 70 million assets.
For over twenty years, editors across 25 centers have effectively utilized the COMYAN Image System and Agency Text System. We offer support for all regional Indian languages. Users have the ability to search our comprehensive newspaper archive, which includes articles and pages dating from 1838 to the present. To achieve this, we have integrated with three CMS and migrated numerous legacy archives into our central system. Additionally, BCCL receives thousands of video clips monthly, contributing to our system’s status as the most extensive and complete Content Backbone, housing over 70 million assets in a single database.
Kleine Zeitung e-Paper
(2016 – 2023)
The COMYAN e-Paper for “Kleine Zeitung” stands as a remarkable success story in the expansion of digital subscriptions. Over a span of just seven years, the publisher achieved a 300% increase in subscriptions and daily downloads, quadrupling the initial count. This represents a consistent organic growth rate of 22% annually over seven consecutive years.
Süddeutsche Zeitung
The Süddeutsche Zeitung (SZ) stands as one of Germany’s most prestigious national newspapers, boasting a network of over 500 editors and correspondents globally. SZ employs COMYAN as the core repository for images and videos, servicing all its print, online, and daily video production needs.
Gulf News Dubai
When COMYAN introduced the “Content Backbone” at Gulf News, it integrated two editorial systems and consolidated three distinct image and text archives into a single central repository.
Nowadays, a single search can yield everything, including videos.
