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Les états généraux de la presse écrite, en 2009, avaient été une gigantesque foire aux subventions (200 millions d'euros supplémentaires par an). Beaucoup y étaient allés quémander les aides publiques directes. Dans la plus grande discrétion bien sûr : tout cela relève du secret des affaires.
Le fonds bénéficie aux entreprises établies en France ou dans l'un des Etats membres de l'Union européenne ou parties à l'Espace économique européen, dont les projets se rapportent à une publication imprimée ou à une agence de presse ou à un service de presse en ligne répondant aux critères exigés par le présent décret, sous réserve qu'elles justifient être à jour de leurs obligations à l'égard de l'administration fiscale et des organismes de recouvrement des cotisations et des contributions de sécurité sociale ou d'assurance chômage.
• PRISA brings its leadership and quality in the content market to the alliance; Microsoft, provides direct access to its services (MSN, Bing, Hotmail, Messenger, etc.) • As, Cinco Días, Cinemanía and Meristationwill now become an integrated part of the publishing offer available on MSN PRISA and Microsoft have signed a definitive agreement to offer users unique and innovative digital content consumption experiences. The agreement seeks to unlock the potential of the two groups, by leveraging their combined audiences of over 25 million individual users and the content from PRISA's sites As, Cinco Días, Cinemanía and Meristation, that will become part of the publishing offer available on MSN. Moreover, PRISA Brand Solutions and Microsoft Advertising will sell advertising space jointly. This agreement is the first step after the strategic alliance announced past December.
EVEN IF YOU are not a news junkie, you will have noticed that your daily news has undergone a transformation. Television newscasts now include amateur videos, taken from video-sharing websites such as YouTube, covering events like the Arab spring or the Japanese tsunami. Such videos, with their shaky cameras and people’s unguarded reactions, have much greater immediacy than professional footage. Messages posted on Twitter, the microblogging service, have been woven into coverage of these events and many others.
Les investisseurs historiques, Sigma Gestion et quelques Business Angels, viennent de financer un nouveau tour de la plateforme de diffusion en ligne de magazines et journaux, LeKiosque.fr à hauteur de 1,2 millions d’euros, portant donc à près de 2,5 millions d’euros leurs investissements. Créé en 2006 par Michael et Nathaniel Philippe, la société poursuit sa croissance et s’apprète à annoncer de nouveaux développements afin d’étoffer l’accessibilité de son offre. Nous vous en parlions il y a quelques semaines, le groupe Lagardère (propriétaire de Relay) ainsi que Prisma ont également décidé de diffuser leurs publications, portant à plus de 500 le nombre de journaux et magazines disponibles. Depuis 1 semaine, LeKiosque développe son offre publicitaire et accueille Renault comme premier annonceur, dont la campagne est visible au lancement de l’application iPad, et présente sur les différents espaces publicitaire du service.
Il existe de très nombreux classements des sites. Le plus souvent, ils sont basés sur le nombre de visiteurs uniques ou de visites. Mais au bout du compte cela se traduit toujours par un ranking , et c’est ce que propose le site Alexa. Voici, construit avec cet outil, un classement des 60 premiers sites d’information français. Les classements de sites se multiplient. L’américain ComScore a récemment publié un classement des principaux sites d’information mondiaux [ voir sur le site du Guardian les dix premiers ], qui montrait que le New York Times avec presque 62 millions de « visites » avait creusé l’écart sur ses principaux concurrents, en particulier le HuffingtonPost , censé pourtant ui tailler des croupières.
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Plummeting newspaper circulation, disappearing classified ads, “unbundling” of content—the list of what’s killing journalism is long. But high on that list, many would say, is Google, the biggest unbundler of them all. Now, having helped break the news business, the company wants to fix it—for commercial as well as civic reasons: if news organizations stop producing great journalism, says one Google executive, the search engine will no longer have interesting content to link to. So some of the smartest minds at the company are thinking about this, and working with publishers, and peering ahead to see what the future of journalism looks like.
Krishna Bharat founded Google News in 2002, partly in response to the US-centric news coverage served up by the American media after 9/11. Since then, the project has had its ups and downs with news publishers — a rocky relationship that seems, of late, to have moved away from the frenemy zone and settled into something more genuinely collegial. At a talk he delivered at Columbia’s J-school last night, Bharat discussed that relationship — “the elephant in the room,” he called it (particularly so in a room that happens to be full of journalists) — but focused more on the opportunities that technology affords the news producers who are open to it. During a Q-and-A after the talk, Bharat did reveal a bit — a bit!
Après l'annonce de Google et Apple de vouloir créer des kiosques numérique, de nombreux éditeurs se posent la question de leur liberté face à ces deux entreprises. Décryptage d'une presse en crise. L’annonce n’est guère une surprise : que Google projette d’être présent sur le segment de la vente des journaux est parfaitement cohérent avec sa stratégie. Quand Eric Schmidt (CEO de Google) explique tout le bien que Google peut faire à la presse, évidemment, on se pose des questions .
Newspapers are not dying -- at least online. An average of 105.3 million people per month visited a newspaper Web site during the fourth quarter of 2010, according to comScore data cited by the Newspaper Association of America: 105.3 million in October, 106.7 million in November and 103.9 million in December. These visitors spent an average of 3.4 billion minutes per month browsing newspaper Web sites, generating an average 4.1 billion page views per month. That works out to about 32.3 minutes and 38.9 page views per individual per month. What's more, the newspaper Web site audience includes a high proportion of desirable demographic segments, according to comScore and the NAA. The sites reach 58% of 25- to-35-year-old adults and 73% of individuals living in households earning over $100,000 per year.
Copyright tracker Attributor followed 70,000 articles published between March and July this year and found more than 400,000 copies across 45,000 sites More than 400,000 unlicensed copies of articles from major US news sites were republished online between March and July this year, according to new research published this week by copyright tracking service Attributor. The service's Graduated Response Trial for News monitored 70,101 news articles during the five-month period and found that in more than 400,000 cases 80 per cent of the original article had been illegally copied, with 44,906 sites involved in republishing content.
Le groupe informatique américain Apple est soupçonné en Belgique d' abuser de sa position dominante lors de la commercialisation d'abonnements à des journaux et des magazines pouvant être lus sur sa tablette iPad, a indiqué le ministère de l'économie. Le ministre belge Vincent Van Quickenborne "demande aux instances belges de la concurrence d' examiner si Apple se rend coupable d'abus de position dominante, après (la publication) d'informations sur la vente exclusive des abonnements à des journaux ou magazines via iTunes" , sa boutique en ligne, annonce-t-il dans un communiqué. Le Monde.fr avait en effet révélé qu'Apple veut imposer aux journaux son système d'abonnement via iTunes.
In addition, nrc.nl reported Friday (via Google Translate ) that Apple will no longer allow newspapers to offer free access to print subscribers after April 1. Content providers are upset with the change, characterizing the move as one that makes Apple "too dominant." The alleged changes sent out to publishers by Apple come as the company is believed to be working on an update to iOS, its mobile operating system that powers the iPad, that will allow recurring subscriptions for software on the App Store. It is Apple's preparation for the new subscription option that is believed to have allegedly delayed the release of The Daily , a new iPad-only newspaper from media giant News Corporation. While a number of reports from overseas claim that Apple has contacted publications to inform them of the changes, no such reports have yet emerged from any newspapers in the U.S.
This conference has now finished. Here is the story of the day: Following the sell-out success of our inaugural event in 2011 TheMediaBriefing are delighted to announce the return of Paywall Strategies in February 2012. In 2011 this conference was the first to look at the various models for monetising content online. Our speakers examined subscription, site license, metered and retail supported strategies.