New media content is produced using myriad internal and external sources. And, consumed by readers on scores of different device types. Publishers are tasked with delivering a unique, seamless, and engaging experience to subscribers, while offering a measurable ROI-driven marketing platform to advertisers. Our fully-customizable ready-to-use solution allows Publishers to avoid the long take-off cycles of internal development effort and future-proof their investment.
Leading publishing groups like The E. W. Scripps Company, The Buffalo News, Pittsburgh Post Gazette, and Calkins Media, trust Whiz.
Over a million downloads MobileNewsPack™ is a white-label mobile solution for the news and media publishing industry, which Whiz will customize and deliver to the Publisher. A typical offering includes customized apps for iPhone, iPad, Android Smartphones and tablets. Our solutions provide end-to-end content access from the publisher's CMS to readers' mobile devices.
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"After a rigorous vendor selection process last year, we selected Whiz to deliver us a customized mobile solution, and it has become a key building block of our mobile strategy and vision. We consider Whiz a key partner as we continue to execute on our mobile strategy in 2014 and beyond."
Adam Symson, Senior Vice President/Chief Digital Officer at Scripps
"Whiz Technologies offered us the ability to cover every mobile and tablet device through native applications or HTML 5.0 mobile site."
Rich Forsgren, Chief Technology Officer at Times Publishing Company
"Whiz allowed us to focus on our mobile strategy while they focused on the technology. If we had built our apps inhouse we would still be chasing our goal rather than completing it."
Brent Booth, Director of Online Services at The Commercial Appeal, Scripps Media
"I am very pleased with our working relationship with Whiz -- smart, efficient, solid technology, technical expertise, professionalism and ontime delivery. Best vendor relationship I have ever had on the digital side of newspapers."
Michael Maloon, Digital Director at The Buffalo News
