Hadopi : l'avenir des journalistes menacé ?, Presse - Informatio
Hadopi précise un peu.
La critique papier de la radio, à son niveau le plus violent, relevait de ce que Jackaway nomme «la rhétorique sacrée», le premier recours d'un vieux média menacé par un nouveau. Elle écrit: «les journalistes radio, alertaient-ils, étaient une menace contre les idéaux journalistiques d'objectivité, contre les idéaux sociaux de service public, contre les idéaux capitalistes de droits de propriété, et contre les idéaux politiques de démocratie.» David Simon, reporter du Baltimore Sun devenu scénariste pour Hollywood et d'autres journalistes-détracteurs du Web se fondent aujourd'hui sur une «rhétorique sacrée» comparable, ils nous signalent que, sans les chiens de garde que sont les quotidiens papier, les policiers, les conseils municipaux, les gouvernements fédéraux et la Maison Blanche deviendront fous et que la démocratie tombera.
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The investors are through [with] the transition. You talk to any smart investor who controls any amount of money, he will tell you that the game is up.
It's a Yankee phrase that never made sense to me. But it makes perfect sense in defining the situation of the newspaper industry and its attempts to transition its business online. There is no way that online news revenues can support the cost of operating newspaper newsrooms.
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Not so much.
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Taken down to the local level, though, this means that Facebook might just already have more reach in the community than any other media outlet - especially local newspapers.
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