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Quelles générations consomment quels médias à quelles heures?

http://www.lefigaro.fr/medias/2011/09/11/04002-20110911ARTFIG00226-la-diffusion-de-la-presse-se-redresse.php Une embellie. Malmenée depuis trois ans, la presse écrite française connaît un regain de dynamisme. Selon les premières estimations réalisées par l'OJD, l'organe de contrôle des éditeurs, la diffusion France payée (DFP) de la presse grand public n'a reculé que de 1,63% sur un an sur la période allant du 1er juillet 2010 au 30 juin 2011 comparée aux mêmes douze mois à cheval 2009-2010. Sur toute l'année 2010, l'ensemble des ventes avait connu un recul de 2,2%.

Le Figaro - Médias & Publicité : La diffusion de la presse se redresse

http://www.editorsweblog.org/2011/05/10/how-important-are-news-apps-in-looking-for-online-profitability#more

How important are news apps in looking for online profitability? - Editors Weblog

Profitability and finding a sustainable economic way for newspaper in the digital world is probably if the not the main, at least one of the main challenges facing the news industry today. The whole picture can be seen by different perspectives: how to combine print and digital formats; which approach to follow online - free of charge, relying on advertising or putting content behind a paywall accessible through subscriptions; how to make money from digital devices, such as tablets and smartphones. Optimists and pessimists bounce the ball between them and the most pessimists even argue that online news will never equal newspapers revenue . "Can newspapers apps ever make a profit?"
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/business/jobs_mad_man_eiOwZijIA2cJxijWH9OHSI

Jobs a mad man - m.NYPOST.com

Apple CEO Steve Jobs is drawing on a treasure trove of data about consumers' media habits to court Madison Avenue and build up his own mobile-ad business. The tech giant is making a new push for its ad-sales business that includes pitching advertisers on new ways of targeting users. Through its iAd platform, Apple can insert interactive ads into apps for iPhones, iPads and other devices. Thanks to the success of its iTunes and App stores, Apple is getting a wealth of information about users' interests, ranging from movies and music to hobbies such as fitness and fishing. Apple CEO Steve Jobs
Just a year after the Audit Bureau of Circulations decided to modify the requirements for counting sales of a digital magazine in the U.S. and Canada toward a title’s circ, the organization is tweaking its stipulations. The big change: the editorial and photography still have to be the same in the print and digital versions, but the ad placements don’t have to mirror a title’s ink and paper editions. There is one caveat to that modification, however. Advertisers in national print editions must have the chance to appear in the digital version too, if publishers want to count that e-edition toward paid-circ numbers.

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http://paidcontent.org/2011/03/24/419-abc-for-circ-counts-e-magazines-arent-required-to-run-the-same-ads/
http://paidcontent.org/2010/03/16/419-audit-bureau-revises-guidelines-to-include-e-reader-newspaper-mag-editi/

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With pre-orders for the iPad off to a fast start in preparation for the Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) product’s release next month, the Audit Bureau of Circulations has modified its guidelines for counting sales of a digital magazine in the U.S. and Canada. The old standards have always required that in order to be considered as part of a periodical’s circ, the e-paper version must include an exact replica of a print edition
http://www.lefigaro.fr/medias/2011/03/20/04002-20110320ARTFIG00268-3-francais-sur-4-en-contact-avec-une-marque-de-quotidien.php L'audience de la presse quotidienne n'a quasiment pas bougé l'an dernier, selon la dernière livraison de l'enquête Epiq (étude de la presse d'information quotidienne) publiée lundi matin par Audipresse. Toutes catégories confondues (nationale, régionale et gratuite), 23,4 millions de Français âgés de 15 ans et plus lisent chaque jour au moins un titre de la presse quotidienne, soit une évolution de -0,1% par rapport à la dernière vague d'enquête à fin juin 2010 et de -0,3% sur un an. En 2010, les quotidiens régionaux ont rassemblé chaque jour 17,2 millions de personnes, soit plus d'un tiers des Français. Ouest France reste le leader de cette famille de presse, avec 2,2 millions de lecteurs chaque jour.

3 Français sur 4 en contact avec une marque de quotidien

Les Echos n° 20848 du 14 Janvier 2011 • page 17 C'est avec une componction faussement désintéressée que la presse est enterrée par les analystes de tout poil. « Confite dans son passé », « dépassée technologiquement », « sous-capitalisée » . Peu leur importe que la presse soit le dernier grand bastion de cette drôle de population que sont les journalistes. Une cité sans eux ? Pas d'inquiétude, il y a le nouveau journalisme citoyen, les réseaux sociaux et Twitter pour prendre en charge le débat... Côté distribution, les hoquets de la crise de Presstalis renforcent encore les Cassandre. http://archives.lesechos.fr/archives/2011/LesEchos/20848-63-ECH.htm

Quand la presse passe collectivement à l'offensive - EDITION

21 March 2011 The Audit Bureau of Circulations is reorganising its ABC print and ABCe digital elements into a single organisational strand to better reflect the changing shape of the publishing industry. The change won't affect the way figures are presented. The national press will continue to have separate auditing of print and online audience figures for instance. However, in a separate move - from August magazine publishers will be able to have print and online figures published on the same ABC certificate. The newspaper industry has yet to agree this change. http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/story.asp?sectioncode=1&storycode=46841&c=1

ABC merges print and online operations - Press Gazette

The Media Measurement Integration Task Force (MMITF) is an international coalition of media organisations, and an initiative of the World Association of Newspapers. The MMITF launched in February 2007, and meets twice per year, in New York and London. The MMITF's mission is to explore and communicate the opportunities to measure and report newspaper branded audiences and their value across multiple platforms to newspaper industry stakeholders. The MMITF website provides newspaper executives, media buyers, research and measurement organisations and newspaper associations with the latest research and insights regarding the rapidly changing landscape of online media metrics and the development of a standardised print and web metric. As newspapers develop their use of the internet as a publishing platform new metrics will provide valuable tools to ascertain an accurate picture of the newspapers' impact with consumers and for advertisers. http://www.wan-press.org/MMITF/home.php

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