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Amandine Bégot présente tous les soirs de 21h à 22h30 l’Edition du soir sur I>TELE .
Amandine Bégot, journaliste, en réalité augmentée sur I>TELE. Interview
Looking at journalism in terms of Henry Jenkins’ seven principles , all of the characteristics of transmedia as he defines it have individually been implemented in a journalism or documentary context before.
Transmedia Journalism Principles « Transmedia Journalism
Inside the Globe Lab: Building the tools to make the Boston Globe’s two-site strategy work » Nieman Journalism Lab
Why exactly does The Boston Globe need a lab? I ask not out of Lab sensitivity (in that “we had one before labs were cool” way), but in the practical sense. Most newspapers aren’t known for spending a lot of resources on R&D.
Amazon has launched Kindle Singles, one-off pieces of non-fiction and journalism which are typically much shorter than a novel, but longer than a magazine article. The Singles can be read on any of the many Kindle platforms, from the Kindle itself through smart-phones to Amazon’s desktop Kindle client, and they are priced accordingly, from $1 to $5. Long-form journalism has seen a surprising revival in recent years, with services like Instapaper and Read it Later allowing you to push longer articles off to mobile devices – like the iPad – to read later.
Amazon Launches Kindle Singles, Saves Long-Form Journalism | Epicenter | Wired.com
Mardi 13 avril avait lieu la conférence « Transmédias » chez Cap Digital. Avec Pascal Riché de Rue89, Philippe Jannet du Monde Interactif et Pierre-Etienne Pommier de Bubble. Pour les écouter parler du virage de la presse vers le transmédias, une petite quarantaine de personnes avaient fait le déplacement.
Bilan de la conférence Transmédias chez Cap Digital
The Stream – Analyse d’un show TV connecté | Transmedia Lab
par Manon Perroud et Mathilde Prat , publié le 31.05.2011
After finding success revolutionizing restaurant reservations, OpenTable founder Chuck Templeton has taken up a new challenge: to bring neighbors closer together through hyperlocal sharing.
OhSoWe Is a Hyperlocal Network for Neighborhoods
If half of all Americans rented one item from a neighbor instead of buying it, we would divert ~1.5 billion lbs from our landfills, saving roads, fuel, extra costs and land. OhSoWe enables members of existing groups to share physical resources.
