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Crédit: AA Un immense hangar fait de taule et de marbre noir, une pub pour un soda sur le parking attendant, trois studios de télévision à l’intérieur, des «doughnuts» de toutes les couleurs dans le couloir, et un plateau pour y loger plusieurs pôles de journalistes. Me voici au coeur de l’une des rédactions locales de Fox News, à Dallas. Celle-ci produit chaque matin sur la télé Fox 4 une matinale, «Good Day Dallas» , des informations sur la région, et un site Web pas comme les autres.
TUNISIE • En route vers une presse libre | Courrier international
Un journaliste tunisien manifeste après l'intervention télévisée de Ben Ali le 14 janvier 2011, Tunis. La réunion du Syndicat national des journalistes vient à peine de commencer que Néji Bghouri, un vieux routier de la presse rompu à la résistance contre le régime, se lève pour prendre la parole. Et d’une voix qui fait taire le brouhaha, il lance : "Il ne nous reste plus qu’à être libres ; si nous ne le faisons pas maintenant, si nous ne surmontons pas la peur et n’assumons pas la responsabilité d’informer, la révolution mourra." Bghouri est debout, une cigarette à la main, la voix cassée, non pas tant par le tabac, comme il l’expliquera plus tard, qu’à force de scander des slogans dans la rue, au côté de milliers de ses concitoyens.In this month's Tennessee Press , the publication put out by the Tennessee Press Association, Jeff Fishman, publisher of the Tullahoma News, speaks truth to power in his withering comparison of the newspaper and auto industries. The U.S. auto industry could have saved itself earlier by paying attention to the way its business was eroding and listening to the people who were stealing its market share. U.S. auto executives came back from Japan and refused to transform their work environments from lumbering, stodgy bastions of tradition into places where workers
How newspapers resemble the auto industry
Today, Mountain View-based Ooyala , the fast-growing online video services provider, is announcing that it has landed a big content partner: The so-called “worldwide leader in sports”, ESPN . Those avid sports fans among us may have noticed some changes in the look and speed of videos on ESPN.com. Over the last few weeks, Ooyala has begun integrating its video technology into ESPN’s website, and is now officially powering all of the sports media behemoth’s streaming video content. It’s a serious feather in the cap and vote of confidence for the four-year-old video startup, as ESPN is one of the biggest producers of online video content, with 400 unique visitors hitting play on ESPN videos every second (and serving over 1 billion streams per month), according to Ooyala Co-Founder and President of Product Bismarck Lepe.
Ooyala Now Powering ESPN’s Billion-Plus Video Streams | TechCrunch
How Did BART Kill Cellphone Service?: Scientific American
News | Technology The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit system initially claimed a phone service shut-down was performed by telecoms, but that's not the latest story Image: sxc.hu The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit system (BART) shut down subterranean cellular phone service on August 11, stifling protests that had been set to take place on its train platforms that day. Demonstrators had planned to stop trains from running in response to the fatal shooting of an unarmed passenger by the BART police on July 3.
Abercrombie & Fitch Will Pay The Situation to Stop Wearing Its Clothes
Known for hypersexual marketing campaigns with nearly naked teens, clothing company Abercrombie & Fitch is no stranger to controversy—but everyone has to draw the line somewhere. For A&F, that point is Jersey Shore star Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino. While many brands pay to get celebrities to step out in their fashions, A&F is actually offering The Situation a "substantial payment" to not wear its clothing, as the company explained in a press release on Tuesday night: We are deeply concerned that Mr. Sorrentino's association with our brand could cause significant damage to our image.
Pictogram History | Fubiz™
Dans le même esprit que les excellents posters de films en pictogrammes , voici ce concept appliqué à des faits d’histoires ou d’événements. Sous la forme de schémas originaux, il s’agit d’un travail du studio de design H-57 basé à Milan en Italie. Plus d’images dans la suite de l’article.
We can't think of a better way to promote your company than with a 30 meter high (10 stories) tower filled with all sorts of tech goodness. Vodafone plans on doing just that, with what will be the tallest building in Hungarian festival history at next week's Sziget Festival. This monstrosity will not only be a lookout platform, but it will employ 250 square meters (about 2690 square feet) of LED walls . For what, you might ask? Why, gaming of course -- festival goers can play Rocket Bullet Storm , if they're man or woman enough to risk their gamer cred in front of thousands. If using 1.5 million LED units wasn't enough to entice attendees, the structure will also offer free internet access, charging stations and host DJ sets that last through the night.
Gigantic LED wall provides gaming at Sziget Fest, destroys your cred from miles away -- Engadget
Billet invité. Créer un « gouvernement de la zone euro » qui va se réunir deux fois par an et le confier à un homme qui a fait la preuve de ce qu’il ne pouvait pas faire à la tête de l’Union européenne est une aimable plaisanterie. Annoncer l’adoption d’ici à l’été 2012 d’une règle européenne d’équilibre des finances publiques laisse du champ pour d’ardues négociations à venir sur ses modalités. Proposer en commun dès septembre l’instauration d’une taxe sur les transactions financières n’est pas une nouveauté et demande des précisions pour vérifier qu’elle ne sera pas symbolique. Enfin, harmoniser entre les deux pays la fiscalité des entreprises ne va pas changer la face du monde, tant qu’il sera aussi facile de s’en affranchir.
Blog de Paul Jorion » L’actualité de la crise : UN SOMMET INOUBLIABLE ! par François Leclerc
An introduction from Joy Mayer, Reynolds Journalism Institute There is a general understanding among journalists these days that flourishing in today’s media landscape involves more interaction with and responsiveness to our communities. Community engagement is often cited in future-of-news conversations as a key to continued success. Nine out of 10 editors in a Spring 2011 Reynolds Journalism Institute survey said they were talking in their newsrooms about how to make the news more social and participatory.
Community engagement | RJI
I started my career as a newspaperman, became a Silicon Valley CEO and work today as a consultant helping media companies understand technology and helping technology companies understand the media. Here’s what I have learned: The talented people in these seemingly disparate industries are remarkably alike but the cultures of the businesses are completely different.