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11/24/2009

“ Michael Rosenblum believes local television news as we’ve known it for decades is dead. News directors, station managers and broadcast group owners “just don’t know it yet. „
LocalNewser

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11/24/2009

“ Pierre Omidyar, the founder of eBay is starting up an online local news operation based in Honolulu that he says “will produce original, in-depth reporting and analysis of local issues in Hawaii. „
“Profitable, Sustainable” Local News. From eBay? « LocalNewser

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11/18/2009

» Portrait annuel de la blogosphère par Technorati

On peut dégager quelques points importants du rapport :

  • Un tiers des blogues est tenu par une femme
  • 60 % des blogueurs ont entre 18 et 44 ans
  • La majorité d’entre eux ont reçu une éducation supérieure
  • 75 % ont un diplôme collégial
  • Plus de la moitié des blogueurs sont mariés et plus de la moitié sont parents
  • La moitié travaillent à temps plein, mais ce n’est le cas que pour les trois quarts des blogueurs professionnels
  • 86 % bloguent depuis au moins un an
  • Près de la moitié des répondants possédaient déjà un blogue avant celui qu’ils alimentent actuellement.
  • 72 % des blogueurs sont des amateurs qui écrivent pour le plaisir.
  • 10 % des blogueurs professionnels bloguent plus de 40 heures par semaine.
  • 17 % des blogueurs interrogés vivent de leur blogging.
  • 73 % des répondants utilisent Twitter, avec un compte public, sans que cela ait un impact.

Source: http://www.rezopointzero.com/2009/11/06/portrait-annuel-de-la-blogosphere-par-technorati/

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11/18/2009

YouTube Direct is a new tool that allows media organizations to request, review and rebroadcast YouTube clips directly from YouTube users. Built from our APIs, this open source application lets media organizations enable customized versions of YouTube’s upload platform on their own websites. Users can upload videos directly into this application, which also enables the hosting organization to easily review video submissions and select the best ones to broadcast on-air and on their websites.

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11/17/2009

“ YouTube has signed up NPR, Politico, The Huffington Post and The San Francisco Chronicle for YouTube Direct, a new method for managing video submissions from readers.
The new feature, to be formally introduced on Tuesday, is a tool to make it easy for YouTube users to submit clips that news media companies can choose to highlight. The site plans to sign up other media partners. „
YouTube Direct to Link Media Companies and Consumers’ Video - NYTimes.com

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11/16/2009

“ Apple will come out with the tablet and blow everyone away,” said Dan Ackerman, senior editor at CNET. “Instead of taking along a Kindle and an iPod, that [tablet] could become the device you carry with you. „
Apple tablet: The everything killer - Nov. 16, 2009

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11/16/2009

“ Firms also talk about putting valuable content and tools behind this client-only wall. This is exactly opposite of what your content strategy should be. Put your content and tools “out front” where people can see how brilliant and generous you are. And recognize other audiences are using your site a lot more than clients ever will. „
Golden Practices: Think Your Clients Use Your Firm’s Website?

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11/12/2009

» Médias : le web sert-il vraiment à quelque chose ?

A entendre quelques patrons de médias au fil de mes rencontres ou interventions en conférence, c’est le sentiment qui domine. Puisqu’il semble acquis (sic) que le web ne servira pas à financer les…

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11/12/2009

“ The future of news – and there is a future – is being built by entrepreneurs who in change see opportunity, not crisis… . Instead of declaring surrender to changing market forces, we should embrace them. Crisis? I see no crisis, only inexorable change. „
The future of news is entrepreneurial « BuzzMachine

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11/11/2009

“ Cette semaine, Murdoch a déclaré que le projet avait du retard : “”We are working all very, very hard at this but I wouldn’t promise that we’re going to meet that date”, sans donner plus d’informations sur les raisons de cet ajournement.
Allant dans le sens des doutes que nous exprimions sur ce blog, Stéphane HAÏK s’interroge sur Lefigaro.fr sur la possibilitté de voir les internautes payer pour une information payante : “une étude des instituts Lightspeed Research et Trendstream, si 43 % des sites visités concernent l’actualité, 79 % des internautes français sont opposés à tout paiement pour l’information en ligne.”. „
PR2Peer

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11/11/2009

“ Evidence of his low confidence in the wisdom of erecting universal pay walls resides in the fact that he hasn’t built them, even though he’s been threatening to do so for months. And for evidence that he doesn’t really hate Google, look to his refusal to add to his sites the robots.txt file that prevents Google from adding them to its search database. Murdoch is simply jawboning. Three months ago he promised that News Corp. would start charging for its newspapers by June 2010. Now he doubts that the company will hit that mark. In typical Murdochian fashion, he’s sowing confusion and harvesting bewilderment. „
What’s behind Rupert Murdoch’s trash-talking of Google? - By Jack Shafer - Slate Magazine

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11/06/2009

“ One thing you have to realise is that online, we’re all learning. It’s very new. So it will take a lot of time to have reliable data, to really understand how efficient the web can be,” said Mr Fleurot, the CEO of PRCC (Public Relations Corporate Communications) and Publicis Events Worldwide. “You will always need mass media when, for example, you launch a product on a very broad scale. So you know, you have to consider the traditional media as a sort of place where you understand what’s going on, which is safe, and you must think of the web as a place where you are an explorer „
WAN - Advertising Chief: Newspapers Must Learn More About The Web

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11/06/2009

“ Jarvis said news organisations will again cover beat and investigative reporting. He was also optimistic for the growth of hyperlocalised models in the UK and dismissed the idea that investigative journalism would die with newspapers as merely a misconception, stating; “I don’t know that I buy that. I think that investigative journalism has a market. „
Jeff Jarvis optimistic about the future of world journalism - Editors Weblog

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11/06/2009

“ The East Valley Tribune in Mesa, Arizona, will shut down on 31 December. This announcement is made amid other newspaper closures, including those of London Lite, SZ Primetime, and the Far Eastern Economic Review. „
Editors Weblog: Archives

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