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The Yearbook of the 18th European Newspaper Award has 20 chapters and 1419 pages. It has more than 1500 pictures. The first chapter gives an overview of the trends and the main prize winners, which come from Finland, the Netherlands, Denmark and Germany. All winning pages from the 19 categories of the competition are also documented. This year the focus is on news pages, magazines and concept / innovation print and online. The publication gives an overview of the trends in design and concept of newspapers in Europe. The European Newspaper Award is the most important competition in this field of media. The competition is organized by newspaper designer Norbert Küpper.

It‘s only published as DVD, not as printed book.

The Yearbook of the 16th European Newspaper Award has 21 chapters and 821 pages. It has more than 1200 pictures. All winning pages of the 20 categories of the competition are documented. The focus this year are the categories concept / innovation print and concept / innovation online. The publication gives an overview of the trends in design and concept of newspapers in Europe. The European Newspaper Award is the most important competition in this field of media. The competition is organized by newspaper designer Norbert Küpper.

It‘s only published as DVD, not as printed book.

The Yearbook of the 16th European Newspaper Award has 21 chapters and 1261 pages. It has more than 1400 pictures. All winning pages of the 20 categories of the competition are documented. The focus this year are the categories news pages, concept / innovation and Online / Cross Media with together 485 pages. The publication gives an overview of the trends in design and concept of newspapers in Europe. The European Newspaper Award is the most important competition in this field of media. The competition is organized by newspaper designer Norbert Küpper.

It‘s only published as DVD, not as printed book.

The Yearbook of the 15th European Newspaper Award has 22 chapters and 1492 pages. It has more than 1500 pictures. All winning pages of the 20 categories of the competition are documented.

It‘s only published as DVD, not as printed book.

The Yearbook of the 14th European Newspaper Award has 21 chapters and 972 pages. It has more than 1000 pictures. All winning pages of the 20 categories of the competition are documented. 70 pages of the book are devoted to the Grand Prize winners, 63 for visual and alternative storytelling.The publication gives an overview of the trends in design and concept of newspapers. The categories Online, iPad and iPhone with a total of 73 pages also show the highlights from Europe.

It‘s only published as DVD, not as printed book.

The yearbook of the 12 +1 European Newspaper Award has 23 chapters with a total of 739 pages. It has more than 1000 pictures. The focus of entries are the categories front pages, news pages, supplements, magazines and concept / innovation. Europe's newspapers show their creativity in visual storytelling and the visualization of topics.

It‘s only published as DVD, not as printed book.

The yearbook of the 12th European Newspaper Award consists of 22 Pdf files with a total of 780 pages. The yearbook has about 1000 pictures. The book is designed to give an overview of current trends in categories like newspaper front pages, sectional front pages, inside pages, photography, visualization, supplements, magazines and so on. The categories supplements and magazines have more than 200 pages. Main trend: Visualization is becoming even more important. This year‘s competition has counted more submissions in the visual categories, such as photography, infographics and illustration, than in the past years. In the German speech areas texts are becoming longer. More background information is offered, news in brief is becoming rarer.

It‘s only published as DVD, not as printed book.

The yearbook of the 11th European Newspaper Award consists of 22 PDF files with a total of 542 pages. The yearbook has about 1000 pictures. With the Acrobat Reader you can zoom up to 6400%, so that you can also view details. The supplements and magazines are documented in detail so that the book also gives an excellent overview of current trends.

Newspapers are discovering the visual even more strongly: There are more submissions in the categories photography, photo report, illustrations and infographics than in earlier years. In many countries, the pure news pages are, in the meantime, markedly affected visually and less text-laden than earlier. This is why the jury decided to introduce a new category – "Visual Storytelling".

All in all, the European newspaper branch exhibits the diversity of creative ideas.

It‘s only published as DVD, not as printed book.

Editorial staffs still rely on the quality of design and concept. In comparison to previous years, the use of photographs and photographic cuts has been improved, and there is a trend towards longer articles and service boxes. This year, there were more submissions in the category ‘concept’ and, accordingly, more award winners in this category. So far, editors have not decided to economize or produce low quality.

It‘s only published as DVD, not as printed book.