Médias et information : sale temps pour la complexité » Médiaculture
Attention, chasser Ben Ali ou Khadafi du pouvoir c’est ouvrir la voie aux islamistes, plonger la région dans la guerre civile, risquer une nouvelle crise du pétrole… A contrario, Wikileaks traduit un La complexité est angoissante car elle entrave l’action .
The agony of the French press | Mediapart
Called ‘the States General of the press' ( Etats généraux de la presse) , it involved a series of round-table discussions, followed by detailed reports, sector by sector. Its brief was to carry out an autopsy of the problems and to suggest what reforms were necessary to nurse an ailing industry. The work was completed early 2009. At the time, print sales were suffering and advertising was dwindling. The reports of the problems were piling up, all bearing witness to the quagmire the sector was sinking into. A little more than two years ago, at the end of 2008, President Nicolas Sarkozy brought together government members and the country's media professionals in a project aimed at establishing the state and future of the ailing French print press.
Huffington Should Pay the Bloggers Something Now
Together, our companies will have a combined base of 117 million unique U.S. visitors a month — and 250 million around the world — so your posts will have an even bigger impact on the national and global conversation. That’s the only real change you’ll notice — more people reading what you wrote. It’s hard to imagine something that sends a more dismissive message. Which is why I’m hoping that Huffington will recognize how this looks and then do the right thing: namely, cut a bunch of checks to a bunch of the most productive contributors on whose work she’s built a significant part of her new fortune. They’ve earned some of the spoils. I think Huffington is smart enough to know not just the PR value of doing this.
Dans ce pays où les compromissions sont devenues l'alpha et l'oméga de toute décision et de toute pensée ou arrière-pensée, et où la seule idéologie encore présente est celle de l' Abdication Perpétuelle , plus rien n'a de sens. On peut enterrer la Démocratie au nom de son Respect. On peut tolérer la Corruption au nom de la Continuité. On peut écraser le Peuple au nom de sa Volonté.
Comment tuer petit à petit une démocratie
Avenir journalisme
Mediacratie
Medias traditionnels vs. internet
Nouveaux supports
Valeur ajoutee ?
Business models medias
Quel modele pour l'AFP ?
Gratuit vs. Payant ?
Presse vs Google
Agonie de la presse écrite
Prospective
Initiatives
Si l'on en croit les Français, l'avenir de la presse écrite payante est bien sombre. Ils sont 60 % à penser qu'on l'utilisera moins dans dix ans qu'aujourd'hui. En revanche, un plus bel avenir est pronostiqué pour le Web : 77 % imaginent qu'on l'utilisera davantage dans le futur. Quant à la télévision, les Français lui réservent également une bonne nouvelle : 79 % estiment qu'on l'utilisera davantage ou autant que maintenant dans une décennie.
Baromètre 2010 de confiance dans les médias - Les documents ess
Presse en ligne : le débat qui n'a toujours pas eu lieu... - nov
Ce n”est pas parce que je suis jeune qu’il faut que tu me parles comme ça : j’apprends. Jouer avec le feu ? On voit que tu regardes pas ce que tu diffuses : meurtres à la hache, pognon pour questions con, strings dans la gueule et autopsies en prime-time. Les unes de tes magazines : La crise est finie, les bonnes affaires de l’immobilier, l’atroce calvaire de Johnny, comment Rachida prépare sa contre-attaque ! Allons bon. Et le pugilat de la distribution de billets annulée , c’était pas du racolage peut-être ?
Guerre et presse | Owni.fr
Vice-président : Laurent Mauriac (Rue89) Trésorier : Eric Leser (Slate) Président : Maurice Botbol (Indigo Publications)
Création du Syndicat de la presse indépendante d'info en li
Living Stories can reinvent the article - O'Reilly Radar
Until recently, there was no middle-ground content product. No service that combines editorial oversight with the archival quality of articles and the real-time info-drip of Twitter. But a few months ago, Google teamed up with the Washington Post and the New York Times to test a new content model called Living Stories that addresses the missing link in the content chain. The first batch of Living Stories focused on things like health care , education reform , the war in Afghanistan and other broad topics with lots of viewpoints. Here's how the project was originally described when it was launched back in December:
Bruno Patino, France Culture – A voix haute | Le nouvel Economis
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Why I left the Telegraph | Greg Hadfield | Media | guard
Inevitably, my views are coloured by personal experience. I was the first British journalist to leave national newspapers for the internet in 1996 – only because my son, then aged 12, had created Soccernet , the world's most popular football website. It was sold to ESPN/Disney for £25m; I sold my second venture, Schoolsnet , an education website, in 2003. Both are still thriving. I never realised my disclosure that, after a year with the Telegraph, I was again abandoning Fleet Street would cause such a storm. I indicated I was doing so because I believe it is smaller companies such as Cogapp that are helping shape the future, rather than simply repeating the mistakes of the past; that the most exciting innovations will continue to emerge from remarkable individuals working alone or in small groups, not from "monolithic media".
Œuvre, Les débuts, 1933-1938 [ modifier ] Au théâtre et à la radio [ modifier ] En 1930, il gagne un prix récompensant sa mise en scène de Jules César de Shakespeare . Il part pour l' Irlande , pour étancher sa soif de peinture. Il parcourt le pays avec une voiture à âne [ 5 ] et se rend à Dublin.
Orson Welles : l'annonce du 30 Octobre 1938 - Wikipédia
The Tribune has more than a dozen niche products spanning fashion, entertainment, food and wine and home improvement. "This has been a large part of our organization and it's part of our growth strategy to create new products," Brubaker said. "We are offering a variety of products that meet the needs of consumers and connect advertisers," Becky Brubaker, the Chicago Tribune's senior vice president of manufacturing and distribution, told News & Tech. Also on the Tribune's agenda: growing its business-to-business services, with endeavors like its recent project to begin digitizing and selling content from its massive photo archives (see News & Tech, April 2010). Now, newspapers of all sizes are beginning to leverage niche products to increase - or supplant - their bottom lines. The Tribune's sales team sells ads across niche pubs with dedicated sales reps assigned to concentrate on specific revenue markets.
Newspapers are finding their niche
