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We often talk about the new gnus ecosystem — the network of traditional outlets, new startups, nonprofits, and individuals who are creating and filtering the gnus. But how is the work of reporting divvied up among the members of that ecosystem? http://www.niemanlab.org/2010/02/the-googlechina-hacking-case-how-many-news-outlets-do-the-original-reporting-on-a-big-story/#more-13134

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82% internautes quitteraient leur site devenu payant

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/mar/15/pew-paywalls The majority of readers don't care where they read the news
http://buzzmachine.com/2010/02/22/medias-evolving-spheres-of-discovery/ Here’s another in an occasional series of posts to that try to examine, explain, and illustrate the new structure of media.

Media’s evolving spheres of discovery

Photojournalisme online

The changing world of professional criticism is illustrated by the stories that bookend our cover package: Iconic rock critic Robert Christgau , in conversation with Times-Picayune restaurant critic and current Nieman Fellow Brett Anderson, started out in the 1960s—in print, of course—at The Village Voice but now writes primarily for two online outfits, the Barnes & Noble Review and MSN, while Maria Popova created a job for herself as founder and editor of the website Brain Pickings, where she mashes up aspects of criticism and curation. The complementary and sometimes combative roles of critic and curator are also the subject of the essay by Paola Antonelli , senior curator in MoMA's Department of Architecture and Design, who writes about the critical reception of the Museum of Modern Art's controversial recent acquisition of 14 video games. http://www.nieman.harvard.edu/reports.aspx
The Federal Trade Commission will hold a series of workshops, to explore how the Internet has affected journalism. http://www.ftc.gov/opp/workshops/news/index.shtml

will journalism survice tne internet age ?

http://newsinnovation.com/models/ The ongoing goal of the New Business Models for News project is to inform the discussion about the future of news with business specifics — experience, facts and figures. After months of research and analysis, we have created business models that we believe demonstrate there is a sustainable future for local news. For the purpose of our models we utilized data from a top-25 metro market and hypothesized that the sole daily newspaper had ceased publication. We began with the assumption that there will continue to be a market demand for quality journalism and that the market will find a way to meet that demand. So, what will fill the void? We posit that no single company or product will replace the metro daily newspaper.

New Business Models for news

Bonjour merci pour votre vigilance. je viens donc de reparer ma boulette. Il faut dire à ma décharge que je débute dans pearltrees. a bientot. Cordialement. Arnaud Mercier by compol Mar 19

Bravo pour toutes ces perles ! Le webjournalisme est un sujet neuf, passionant, ou tout ne cesse de se réinventer :) Par contre, ce pearltree "Etudes" est vide et les perles que vous vouliez mettre à l'intérieur sont en fait "à la suite" de ce pearltree. Pour le remplir, rien de plus simple: cliquez dessus et il s'ouvrira avec une perle de début et une perle de fin (avec une croix). Placez vos perles entre la perle de début et la perle de fin pr le remplir, exactement comme vous mettez des fichiers et des sous-dossiers sur votre desktop. A bientot ! by PED Mar 19