PUBLISHING
HOUSE
A Contemporary Management
Project
Introduction
What is
publishing?
Publishing is activity of putting information in the
public arena, which includes document management
The Process
Accepting
authors work
Refining the
content
Making the
document
available
Publishing industry in India:
The Indian publishing market is non-homogenous and is structured
according to region and language.
The 24 Indian languages including English give ample scope and
variety to the Indian publishing industry
Evolution of Publishing
industry
1870: Paper
production by
bally paper mills
1822: Bombay
Samachaar
1818: First
vernacular
newspapers
1780: Indias
first newspaper
Bengali Gazette
was started
1556: First port
was set up(with
first printing
press)
1812: Indias
first paper mill
was established
1780: The British
bought the
concept of
printing machine
in India
A Survey was conducted on the
following:
Newspape
r
Magazine
EPublishin
g
Introduction
Technological
advancement
Energy conversation
Strong Government
Hiring minorities
Helping higher
education
Fighting Inflation
RATINGS
Technological
advancement
Company
rating: 5
Our rating:
4
Hiring minorities
Company rating:
1
Our
rating: 1
Energy
conservation
Company
rating: 3
Our
rating: 2
Helping higher
education
Company
rating:
4
Our
rating: 3
Strong Government
Company rating: 1
Our rating:
3
Fighting inflation
Company rating: 3
Our rating:
4
Sharayu Publications
Introduction
Technological
advancement
Energy conversation
Strong Government
Hiring minorities
Helping higher
education
Fighting Inflation
SHARAYU
PUBLICATIONS
RATINGS
Technological
advancement
Company
rating: 4
Our rating:
3
Hiring minorities
Company rating:
3
Our
rating: 3
Energy
conservation
Company
rating: 3
Our
rating: 2
Helping higher
education
Company
rating:
4
Our
rating: 3
Strong Government
Company rating:
1
Our rating:
1
Fighting inflation
Company rating: 3
Our rating:
2
Introduction
Technological
advancement
Energy conversation
Strong Government
Hiring minorities
Helping higher
education
Fighting Inflation
RATINGS
Technological
advancement
Company
rating: 5
Our rating:
4
Hiring minorities
Company rating:
2
Our
rating: 1
Energy
conservation
Company
rating: 3
Our
rating: 2
Helping higher
education
Company
rating:
4
Our
rating: 3
Strong Government
Company rating: 4
Our rating:
3
Fighting inflation
Company rating: 2
Our rating:
2
SWOT Analysis
S
T
Threats
Strength
s
Weaknes
ses
Opportunities
Early
mover
advantag
e
Brand
recognitio
n
Unpredictable
market
Lower salaries
Strong local
store
network
Governan
ce
New markets
Cultural
or
linguistic
Time and
distribution
work
Resources
and pool
worldwide
talent
Emerging
players
Unable to
resolve
differences
E-Publishers
Problems faced by Publishing Industry
Piracy- Unauthorized use of copyrighted works is a serious issue for
publishers
Maintenance of books- Maintenance of published books is a major
challenge
Crowded Market-The market is overflowing with publishing houses
and authors
Urban Market-Publishing industry is urban centric market
Attitudes towards Technology- Struggling to adapt to technological
advancements
Practicing Traditional way of Publishing-Publishers in India use
conventional method publishing
Energy Conservation
Recycled
Paper
Totally
Chlorine Free
paper
(TCF)
Soy based
Ink
Top ten Newspaper- Readership
As on December 2015
Dainik
Bhaskar
Dainik
Jaagran
Amar
Ujala
Times of
India
Malayala Hindusta
n Times
Manora
ma
The
Hindu
6
%
Daily
Thanti
7
%
Eenad
u
7
%
Rajastha
n
Patrika
7
%
10
%
10
%
12
%
12
%
12
%
16
%
Top five magazines- Readership
Saras Salil; 15%
India Today (English); 18%
Pratiyogita Darpan; 19%
India Today (Hindi); 15%
Vanitha (Malayalam); 32%
Conclusion
THANK YOU
Presented
by:
79- Reshma Bhandary
86- Pawan Kamat
100- Siddharth Keniya
101- Samruddhi
Nalavade
108- Ritika Punwani
109- Moiz Jawadwala