Une nouvelle forme de journalisme ?
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Journalists are news companies’ most valuable assets. That’s what Mike Arrington asserts , and I think he’s right (disregard the “failing old media” rhetoric): And earlier today I got a glimpse at what AOL is up to – they are hiring all the journalists being fired and laid off by the newspapers and magazines. And they now have a news room 1,500 journalists and editors strong . Amazingly, failing old media is throwing away their most valuable assets . And AOL is eagerly picking those assets up for a song.
Journalists Are News Companies’ Most Valuable Asset - Publishing
There was a time when I refused to join Twitter, both because I am suspicious of anything being touted as the next. best. thing. and because I didn’t want the site consuming all of my free time. When I finally began using Twitter, it was much in the same way others did: sharing my thoughts and interesting links with other users. It wasn’t until I was suddenly laid off from my job that I truly understood the power of the site and social networking. When I was first laid off from my position at a respected magazine along with a substantial number of other staff members, I was devastated. By then, Twitter had become an integral part of my day and before my supervisor could finish the call I had already tweeted: “I JUST GOT LAID OFF. Anybody have a job?”
How Twitter saved my career... and my life :: 10,000 Words :: mu
According to a new survey from Middleberg Communications and the Society for New Communications Research (SNCR), as reported in PRWeek , 70 percent of journalists said they use social networks to assist in reporting (compared to 41 percent last year). This is a huge spike in one year, though it shouldn’t surprise any of us with all the lists of journalists using Twitter and other social networks. The survey also found that 69 percent of respondents go to company websites to assist in their reporting, while 66 percent use blogs, 51 percent use Wikipedia (wow), 48 percent go to online videos (double wow), and 47 percent use Twitter and other microblogging services (would have guessed higher on this one). A big part of this shift has to revolve around journalists having less help to do their jobs, while being required to produce more content across various formats in near real-time.
70 Percent of Journalists Use Social Networks to Assist Reportin
Les journalistes vont-ils devenir des marques grâce à Internet ?
Que se passerait-il si les 50 meilleurs journalistes du New York Times quittaient le quotidien de la 8 e Avenue et créaient leur propre entreprise de presse, sous la forme d'un site Internet ? C'est Michael Arrington , fondateur du blog américain TechCrunch, qui a posé la question dans un billet du 30 juillet. "Le budget pour réunir une équipe bien payée composée des meilleurs journalistes de la planète s'élèverait à 25 mill ions de dollars par an, estime-t-il.
Exact. Le fond de l'article était basé sur un post de Techcrunch d'Arrigton que je vais t'envoyer dès que je le retrouve :-) La valeur ajoutée de Ternissien sur cet article n'était fondementalement pas incroyable, il nuançait simplement les propos d'Arrington en arguant du fait que la construction de la marque perso des journalistes devait reposer sur une stratégie plurimédia et qu'aucun journaliste n'était devenu une "star" en nom propre uniquement grâce au web. by Oct 30
Google's search algorithm works on a simple principle: on the web, sites link to other authoritative sources, and the more sites link to something the more authoritative they think it is. That's great if you're dealing with sites that actually follow that rule – as the vast majority do. But what do you do to make your search engine useful when you have a class of websites that produce almost identical content but which barely ever link to each other? What does Google do about news websites? They generate new content all the time, sometimes using (or copying) each others' work without acknowledgement – particularly without those links to each others' sites that Google's standard algorithm relies on to measure authority.
Josh Cohen | Google's vision for the future of journalism | Tech
Could community solve the journalism crisis?
More fresh thoughts on journalism . Over on Advertising Age, Judy Shapiro presents an interesting argument for why charging for content will fail and how journalism can save itself through community building. In a nutshell, Shapiro suggests that there is too much content and too many leaks for any sort of gated content to succeed. Instead, she says, journalists should focus on fostering community on their Web sites, an approach that would build loyalty, lower bounce rates, and offer a unique, compelling user experience. If all works as Shapiro says, users will be more likely to purchase products or services, Web sites will be able to leverage their user base, and ad revenue will surge.
Réflexion sur l’avenir des journalistes et des médias | Samsa ne
C'est aussi une notion qui est en train de changer radicalement et donc l'évolution est un débat passionnant à suivre :-) by May 20
Couve, Lapoix, Raphaël: le journalisme entrepreunarial en débat
Benoît Raphaël, Philippe Couve, Sylvain Lapoix : trois journalistes aux profils variés qui ont en commun d'avoir renoncé au statut de salarié d'un média national majeur pour se lancer en indépendant. On parle parfois d'eux comme de "journaliste-entrepreneur", terme à la mode aux contours flous. À l'occasion d'une interview croisée à la soucoupe, ils ont échangé leur point de vue sur cette notion.
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W.I.P. (Work In Progress) » Charlie Beckett: «Le journalisme, c’
«Rassurez-vous, je ne vais pas vous dire que votre avenir, en tant que journaliste, c’est de publier sur un blog». Charlie Beckett, journaliste, auteur de l’ouvrage SuperMedia et directeur du programme Polis à la London School of Economics, était vendredi 26 février 2010 à l’école de journalisme de Sciences Po pour donner un cours sur le «networked journalism», le journalisme en réseau. Résumé en 8 points.
Profitable Long Form Journalism
Over the last month, I’ve been stuffing my iPad with books purchased online, long PDF files and other documents for later reading sessions. I’m waiting for the mind-blowing media applications, they’re still in the making. Several prototypes of French newspapers I have seen are quite promising.
article bof sur les comparaisons des modèles éco by May 20
Albert londres ? PTDR Tentative de définition du journalisme lol Par Vincent Glad Le mot avait été lancé comme une insulte.
Tentative de définition du journalisme lol