ElEconomista.es - Líder en noticias de economía, bolsa y finanzas. The People News | El primer diario digital libre y abierto. Newspaper Death Watch. Worst newspaper website in the world and we’ve got it « For What It’s Worth. I realize that I can’t complain too much about a crappy website that I don’t pay for, but is there a more annoying one than Greenwich Time’s? It’s impossibly slow to load because of the video pop-up ads, it’s cluttered with pictures of the same pudgy-cheeked woman identified simultaneously, as a “Greenwich Mom” and a “Hartford Mom” and when the paper isn’t flogging fat loss, it’s pushing a “cure for yellow teeth”, again discovered by a mom.
I love my mother, but I don’t think I ever sought out her advice on ab building or cleaning my teeth, so why would I listen to someone else’s mother? And what possible credibility is lent by attributing a product to its discovery by a mom? Are we supposed to believe than no mother would ever rip us off or endorse a product that wasn’t good for us and a sound purchase? Do these idiots think we never heard the multitude of Trump bimbos peddling bad real estate investments? Or never watched the care and loved lavished on her children by Leona Helmsley? Best and Worst News Sites. Las diez mejores webs de periódicos estadounidenses, según The Bivings Group | Enlaces del día. Ofrecido por HagoClic.com Martes 15 de Marzo, 2011 Enlaces del día Las diez mejores webs de periódicos estadounidenses, según The Bivings Group 2 comentarios The Bivings Group , compañía consultora especializada en internet con sede en Washington DC (EEUU), ha seleccionado los que, en su opinión, son los diez mejores sitios web realizados por periódicos estadounidenses.
Esta es la lista: The New York Times The Washintgon Post The Wall Street Journal The Jacksonville Times-Union The Philadelphia Inquirer USA Today The St. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The Arizona Republic The Columbus Dispatch 2008 Top Ten Best Newspaper Websites . En este artículo se explica por qué ha sido seleccionada cada una de las webs anteriores. Compartir: Escrito por Ismael Nafría 7 Febrero, 2009 - 22:36 Categorías Comunicación , Internet , Periodismo , Tecnología Tags Internet , periódicos La BBC lanza un widget sobre rumores futbolísticos con enlaces a otros medios Los anuncios más efectivos de la Super Bowl 2009 juanperez Buscar.
ERT- Foro de Periodismo - Índice de subforos. Foros de discusión. Foro sobre Periodistas, Periodismo y Medios de Comunicación de Pressnet. Diario Online. Newspapers Take Interest In Social Networking. Yes, the headline isn’t really breaking news to many of us. However, I received an interesting report this week that ties numbers to the tumultuous newspaper industry and its struggle to remain relevant, today and tomorrow. I wanted to share the numbers with you… Every year, The Bivings Group, analyzes how and to what extent America’s largest newspapers are embracing the Web. With Social Media opening the flood gates for innovation in online content creation and distribution, newspapers are struggling to swim back upstream – even though the proverbial "upstream" no longer exists. Attaining previous stature is impossible without a self-inflicted renaissance.
Through social networks, blogs, and micro communities, consumers have access to information literally as it happens. Circulation is dramatically dropping. According to a recent article in Reuters, Print ad revenue is down 19.26 percent to $8.2 billion (Down 16.07 percent in Q2, down 14.38 percent in Q1). Key findings include: Comments. Can a newspaper be a social network? News Top 20: The pick of the best news sites on the Net.