Newspaper Web Development

Welcome to Surf New Media: Build Readership | Gain Revenue | More Ways to Get Your News to Readers with Online & Mobile Apps

In today’s fast-paced news cycles, newspapers are much more than print. From websites, breaking news alerts, email updates and mobile apps it takes more than just one option to stay in front of your readers. Surf New Media realizes the importance of mobile news portals to increase readership and garner more advertising revenue. We have worked to offer the full spectrum of solutions for news organizations with the overall premise of simplicity.

Our packages can bring your print publication online in a single step feeding your news to the web, mobile apps, social media and major news services such as Google News automatically.

We Develop Successful Websites for Community Newspapers using the latest open-source technology in web development, iOS app development and E-Edition (Pageflip) services. Since 2004 we have launched more than 500 newspaper and magazine websites for news organizations throughout the world.

Web Development

iOS App Development

E-Edition Software

WHO WE ARE?

Our team has created the premier website and mobile services for newspapers allowing flexibility for your newsroom, advertising department, and circulation departments working seamlessly together: posting news, taking subscriptions, and submitting / tracking ads. Our sites are designed to work within your business plan. With a background in technology, the news industry and efficiency, Surf New Media offers complete newspaper and media web development at a fraction of the cost of the competitors.

Founded in 2004, Surf New Media's staff has decades of experience working in and with newspapers in many ways ... Including working within newspaper staffs as reporters, ad reps and IT technicians. No one company knows what newspapers need online and in the ever-growing mobile market than Surf New Media. All Surf New Media technicians are highly qualified in their field, many working and consulting with companies such as Apple and Mozilla.