KRIK
KRIK breaks investigative stories that other outlets republish within minutes, taking the traffic with them. Their app puts each story on readers’ phones the moment it publishes, so the audience arrives at KRIK first rather than at whoever copied it fastest. Direct push replaced a dependency on platforms and aggregators.
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DAN
DAN was one of Montenegro’s strongest newspapers in print, with an audience that had moved to phones. Digital editions, subscriptions and a mobile app carried the transition without giving up the editorial identity that made the paper matter in the first place. Print heritage turned into a digital position rather than a liability.
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Greek Basketball League
Leagues face the club problem multiplied: fixtures, results and standings across dozens of teams, and fans who want all of it live. The Greek Basket League app runs largely on autopilot: articles come from the league’s own website, live scores and statistics sync straight from the data provider, and gamification keeps fans engaged between matchdays. Nobody on staff updates anything by hand.
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Croatian Basketball Federation
The Croatian Basketball Association covers men’s and women’s leagues, junior competitions and the national teams, and each fan follows only part of that. Games, standings, box scores and play-by-play arrive from the data provider, news and video from the federation’s own channels, and notifications are switchable per competition, so following one league doesn’t mean hearing about all of them. Live match alerts update in place instead of firing again for every basket.
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SAT Media
SAT built a following of car and motoring enthusiasts who wanted more than articles to read. The app turns reading into participation: points for engagement, rewards for loyalty, and content shaped around what each follower actually cares about. It gives a committed niche audience a reason to keep coming back rather than passing through.
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Boom 93
Boom 93 is an institution in Požarevac, and its audience is local by definition. The app opens with content from the reader’s own city, and quizzes built around rock music let a legendary radio station play to the identity it already has. Local relevance became a feature rather than a constraint.
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Hanza Media
Hanza Media publishes a portfolio of newspapers and magazines, each with its own subscriber base. The e-kiosk brings all of it into one place: digital subscriptions, an e-paper reader, and an app where a subscriber finds every title they pay for. One system instead of one per publication.
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Politika
Politika is the oldest daily newspaper in Serbia, and both its daily edition and its subscription business needed to work on a phone. The webshop and e-kiosk handle subscriptions and delivery, and the app puts every issue in a reader’s pocket. A title with more than a century of history, distributed the way people read now.
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Večer
Večer wanted an app built for readers who pay, not for casual traffic. Premium content, the daily e-paper and a web kiosk sit behind a single subscription, so the app serves subscribers instead of chasing clicks. A publisher that decided depth was worth more than reach.
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