Crise des medias. Crise des media. Petit labo des médias. Analyse des média. Demain le journalisme. Média analyse. New media. Bloggers vs wikipedians. FTC Presentation. The New York Times Should Thank The Gods And Raise $500+ Million. Top Internet Trends of 2000-2009: Democratization of News Media. It's November 2009 and we're nearing the end of a decade.
It's been a tumultuous time of change for many industries, much of it driven by the Internet. The newspaper industry has been particularly affected by the Web. Over the past 10 years, news media has undergone a seachange akin to the invention of the printing press in 1440. Just as Johannes Gutenberg's printing press brought books to the mainstream public in the 15th century, Tim Berners-Lee's World Wide Web brought commercial publishing to the people. The Web has always been a medium where people could just as easily write as read (yes, the read/write Web), however it didn't reach its potential until blogging came along earlier this decade.
Blogging Blogging not only allowed anybody to publish easily to the Web, it ended up shaking up the print media world. Blogging began in the 90s as a form of online diary - Rebecca Blood wrote a good pre-history in 2000. Blogging software was one part of the democratization of media. Etats-Unis : Internet supplante le papier - INTERNET MEDIAS. 2010 Prediction: The Media Tsunami Is Coming...
Posted by Tom Foremski - January 4, 2010 A massive dislocation in the crust of the media landscape caused by self-publishing media technologies will raise a media Tsunami that will wash away at the value of all media. The media is dead, long live the media. We now have more media, in more formats, in more times of the day and night, from more people -- than at any other time in history. And we will get even more in 2010.
The many different forms of media will continue to flourish and splinter and to compete with each other in 2010, only at a far greater scale. This is all made possible because of the availability of very powerful and inexpensive self-publishing tools and services: - Blogging software helped make self-publishing easy. . - Twitter makes self-publishing even easier, using the simple text message format to send a short post. - Facebook and other social networks are set up to make self-publishing tremendously simple. . - Same for video, music, podcasts... What will this mean? How Google Is Becoming A Media Company. News is a lousy business for Google too cdixon.org – chris dixon.
There is a widespread myth that search engines have taken profits away from news websites.
A few months ago, Rupert Murdoch said: “Google has devised a brilliant business model that avoids paying for news gathering yet profits off the search ads sold around that content.” The reality is that news is a lousy business. Period. Even Google doesn’t make money on it. For example, here are Google’s search results for the phrase “afghanistan war”: Notice there aren’t any ads on the page. It’s an historical accident that hard news categories like international and investigative reporting were part of profitable businesses. The internet exposed hard news for what it is: a lousy standalone business. Patrice Lamothe: wondering what will be the... Patrice Lamothe: Facebook, twitter,.. amusa... Vogelsong: Les journalistes se disput... New Media Business Models. I-narratives.