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The web is calling for a new kind of journalism. Photograph: Felix Clay
We need a new era of digital journalism | Technology
Les ventes du papier sombrent donc presque inexorablement pour les quotidiens papiers, on ne cesse de le constater ( lire également les billets sur les résultats 2012 des quotidiens nationaux et régionaux ).
Les ventes numériques de la presse commencent à compenser la chute du papier !
Financial Times editor announces digital-first strategy | Media
Lionel Barber says job cuts will save £1.6m this year.Priorité au numérique pour le "Financial Times"
« Libération » voit son avenir en numérique - LesEchos.fr
Big Issue in the North pilots world's first digital street paper | UK news
The Big Issue , the magazine sold in the streets of Britain (and elsewhere) by homeless people, is going digital.
The Big Issue magazine goes digital | Media
The Irish Times is changing its size and its appearance from tomorrow. It will remain a broadsheet, but it will be narrower than before.
The Irish Times changes format | Media
A Turn of the Page for Newsweek
TABLETTES. Les magazines US s’allient pour créer le Spotify des magazines
Online newspapers: News of the world
IN JANUARY the New York Times lost its top spot in comScore's ranking of the world's biggest newspaper websites to Britain's Daily Mail .Get it while stocks last: the Guardian Android app.
Mobile and the news media's imploding business model | Michael Wolff | Comment is free
REVERSE PUBLISHING. Rue89 stoppe son édition papier
Publié le 13/03/2012 par Benoit RaphaëlSpanish newspaper Público to stop printing | Media
El País was not welcoming of Público, which was close to the socialist administration of former prime minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, above. Photograph: Morell/EPA Spain 's Público newspaper, the left-leaning daily that tried to take on El País, has given up the fight and will stop printing by Sunday, according to owner Mediapubli .Gannett , the largest US newspaper publisher, is providing its editorial staff with iPhones, iPads and netbooks . The company has told employees that it is buying thousands of devices. In the memo from Gannett's newspaper chief, Bob Dickey, he says that readers' "speedy adoption of new technology for news consumption creates new opportunities for us to uniquely serve them.

