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Published by: IESE Business School
Originally published in: 2004
Version: 03.15.05
Length: 32 pages
Data source: Published sources

Abstract

In the last few years, Metro News has successfully developed a position as one of the most important newspapers in Spain, at the same time enjoying an expansion into 16 countries all over the world. A new business model, sustained entirely by publicity revenues, and a fast paced expansion can, at least partially, explain this success. However, at the present moment Metro has to defend its positioning vs the traditional press groups and other new entrants in the free press. The case focuses on Spain, where Recoletos, one of the biggest Spanish media groups, is planning to launch a free newspaper. Recoletos'' plan is to launch Que, its free newspaper, in 15 cities, which could represent a big threat to Metro''s further expansion and positioning in Spain.
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Abstract

In the last few years, Metro News has successfully developed a position as one of the most important newspapers in Spain, at the same time enjoying an expansion into 16 countries all over the world. A new business model, sustained entirely by publicity revenues, and a fast paced expansion can, at least partially, explain this success. However, at the present moment Metro has to defend its positioning vs the traditional press groups and other new entrants in the free press. The case focuses on Spain, where Recoletos, one of the biggest Spanish media groups, is planning to launch a free newspaper. Recoletos'' plan is to launch Que, its free newspaper, in 15 cities, which could represent a big threat to Metro''s further expansion and positioning in Spain.

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