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Presidential Campaign News Source: Cable, Internet, Not Newspapers
2012-02-08 12:27:00 According to a study released by the Pew Research Center For The People and The Press, the leaders in where Americans get their news are cable, local TV news, network news, the Internet, and local papers. But what’s interesting in the Pew study, is how its own author of the online article explaining its results (Read More...)
Should Newspapers Charge for Online Content?
2011-03-29 10:46:00 Since Monday New York Times has started charging for its web edition. It’s a first general news site in USA which has erected a paywall around its online news content. There are number of newspapers which already charge for their web editions, Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, The Times and Sunday Times, etc. So will the paywall concept work? Many people are against the idea of newspapers charging for web editions. They believe in the doctrine of “information wants to be free”. Some say that the internet users are so used to the idea of free content on the net that the paywall model won’t work at all. Right now there are very few organizations which have adopted the paywall model and jury is still out on how many will do it in future. Most users, when looking for news, first go to the web editions of newspapers, because newspapers are generally considered more credible than other sources of news. Newspapers can encash on this fact. If all ...
By: WATblog
Reader?s Guide To Israeli Newspapers? Political Line
2010-10-27 10:32:00 Noam Sheizaf at +972 magazine has made a wonderful comprehensive reader?s guide to the famous Israeli newspapers , it is a must read for anyone interested in the Middle Eastern media. I knew some general information about the political lines of Haartez , Yedioth and Maariv but Sheizaf?s info are more than great to understand what the Israelis read and shape / reflect their public opinion. Via Mohamed our traveller within By the way I am thinking of doing the same thing for the main Egyptian newspapers. Technorati Tags: Media,Israel,National,Politics,-National Security,Yedioth Ahronot,Maariv,haartez,Mideast,-Middle East
Google Chrome Advertises In Indian Newspapers
2010-09-29 05:45:00 Full back pages ads in Indian newspapers are usually associated with car ads or with new product launches by traditional companies. Rarely or lets say never in India have we seen a full page print ad being used for advertising a web browser! Well that is exactly what Google Chrome the new age browser by google has done in India. It has gone ahead and taken Full page ads in newspaper’s like the Hindu and Mint (Tip off given by Siddarth Raman from Bangalore). At the time of of writing this article we didn’t have access to newspapers across Mumbai and delhi (Please comment if you have seen the ads) but we have the image of the ad in the Bangalore editions. Update: As pointed out in comments the ad has been featured in delhi newspapers too! Check the image below: Recently Yahoo was one company that blew crores of rupees in full page advertising announcing their YOU campaign. Even google advertised during IPL for youtube live streaming. It seems in India online company are p...
By: WATblog
Federally Mandated Literacy Tests to Buy Newspapers, Religion Classes to At
2010-07-10 02:56:00 -By Warner Todd Huston Democrats might be right. It's obvious that Americans have become a stupid people. Our schools have disgorged students who have fallen to the bottom of the barrel in literacy, math and science scores, late-night comedians have no lack for citizens on the street that have no cue about law or history, and as voters.... well, as voters we've been stupid enough to elect people like James Traficant, John Edwards, Robert "KKK" Byrd, "Benedict" Arlen Specter, Pete Stark, or for that matter Jimmy Carter and Barack Hussein Obama. We need help and what better entity than government to rescue us? So, we need some new rules so that Americans can be better controlled. I've gotten this great...
Mounting Web Woes Pummel Newspapers | Advertising Age [del.icio.us]
2010-06-29 09:51:00 Newspaper sites still typically command much higher rates than most of the internet -- collecting $6.99 for a thousand impressions in April compared with $2.52 across the web as a whole, according to a recent ComScore report. That's partly because advertisers trust newspaper sites to provide safe, sober environments for their brands and partly because marketers want newspapers' authority to rub off on their ads. But general news sites -- everyone from MSNBC.com to Yahoo News to Examiner.com -- don't trail newspaper sites by much.
By: Adrian Monck
Are Newspapers Planning to Sell Links for Search Manipulation?
2010-02-23 10:47:00 I attended and presented at the BrightonSEO mini conference organised for SEOs last Friday, which was a great day of exchanging knowledge amongst local SEOs from the nearby communities and was a great afternoon full of fun and learning. There were 8 presentations from web designers and SEOs which were all entertaining, but a 9th session, ...
By: Seo Blog
USA Today Newspapers Top 10 All-Inclusive Warm Weather Resorts
2010-02-10 18:38:00 With record snow storms hitting the entire United States so far this year, trying to take a break and thaw out is having more appeal to people with every inch of snow that falls. If you are craving some sun and fun – look to see if one of these destinations sound like just the ...Travel Lady Cruises, always providing you with TLC!USA Today Newspapers Top 10 All-Inclusive Warm Weather Resorts
By: Travel Lady Blog
The future (and history) of newspapers, continued | tomstandage.com [del.ic
2009-12-19 22:14:00 If I was setting up a newspaper today I’d want it to look a lot like Bloomberg: global network of reporters, cash-cow terminals/financial information business to pay the bills, and (now) a consumer brand in the form of BusinessWeek.
By: Adrian Monck
WATFive: Google vs Newspapers, Telenor Launches Service, MTNL-Virgin Mobile
2009-12-05 10:52:00 WATFive your dose of 5 news stories is back. Here are the 5 news stories of last week! Google vs Newspapers At the World Newspaper Congress in India it was Google vs Newspapers. Google senior vice president David Drummond was being targetted by participants at the World Newspaper Congress. Drummond stated that google had taken several steps which in the interest of the newspapers where as newspapers stated that Google cant link to them without their permission. More on this here. Telenor starts services in India Norway-based Telenor became the latest telecom operator in the soon to be crowded telecom market of India. The company had launched its services under the brand name Uninor as they have entered India as a joint venture with the Unitech group. The initial launch would be across seven circles i.e. Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, UP (East), UP (West) and Bihar. More on this here. MTNL Shortlists Virgin Mobile for 3G Franchise Well Think hatke could soon be thi...
By: WATblog
Reputed Media and Other Agencies Decried By Sathya Sai Baba?s Defenders
2009-10-27 00:21:00 Those who defend Sathya Sai Baba and his global cult would tirelessly denigrate and defame all who seriously question him and his Sathya Sai Organization. Quite apart from former followers and other critics, their targets include leading journalists and broadcasters of repute who have investigated Sathya Sai Baba and his sect. This fact alone suggests the cultic mind at work. Being one of those centrally involved in approaches to Interpol, media, UNESCO, and other agencies in attempting to bring third party scrutiny to the Sathya Sai Baba and his core accomplices, I have repeatedly seen how demanding journalists and officials of these professional organizations are. Media include the BBC, DR, CBC, ABC, SBS, India Today, Times of London, Telegraph, the Guardian, the Age, Gatopado, West Australian, (Adelaide) Advertiser, and newspapers in Europe, Canada and and still others.
How to Save Newspapers and Journalism Barry Ritholtz [del.icio.us]
2009-09-12 10:34:00 We know that the annual subscription model won?t work outside of finance. And that there will be numerous papers that won?t survive, either on or off line. Free content is going to continue to siphon off readers and ad dollars, albeit modestly. ?Revenue from newspaper classified ads is off nearly 50 percent in the past decade, a drop that comes to almost $10 billion. Only a fraction of this loss is because of Newmark?s company, but as the largest online classified site, craigslist is easy to blame,? says Wired. Total revenue (from all sources) fall last year was $7.5 billion. And this means that total (free) reader numbers will be going down in the future; Papers need to do the math to ensure the loss of advertising revenue from non-paying readers is offset by subscriber revenue.
By: Adrian Monck
6 year old Boy Sells Newspapers
2009-09-10 16:11:00 6-year-old Boy Sells Newspapers to Buy Gift for Sick Mother
By: Believe OR Not
Newspapers ?Remember the Time? with Michael Jackson
2009-06-26 17:38:00 As expected, Michael Jackson’s tragic death on June 25, 2009 was massive news and on the front page of nearly every major newspaper, magazine, blog, and website across the globe. Below is a rundown of some of the larger newspaper and website front pages from: The Boston Globe, New York Times, New York Post, L.A. Times, ...
Couldn?t Newspapers Use Affiliate Marketing To Bolster Ad-Sales?
2009-06-05 11:57:00 Newspapers are going down quickly, it’s no secret. Ad-sales are considerably down and readership isn’t far behind. Even before the shit hit the fan, I’d always said that newspapers and other print media could utilize affiliate marketing to insert more advertising into their publications and bolster commission-based revenue via numerous affiliate networks. I realize commissions from ...
The Associated Press (AP) Vows Move To Deem Itself Irrelevant On The Intern
2009-04-07 04:30:00 AP To Deal Itself A Deathblow By Charging Sites, Big And Small, For Linking To Them Here we go, folks — the Associated Press is up to its shennanigans once again — going after bloggers and even dumber than that; Google, Yahoo and other search engines for linking to their news pieces... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
Israeli Newspapers Remove Female Cabinet Ministers from Photo
2009-04-06 22:32:00 Like we wouldn’t notice the two ladies missing, I mean HELLO! In Israel, two ultra-Orthodox Jewish newspapers have digitally manipulated a photograph of Israel?s new cabinet, removing two female ministers. One newspaper changed the photo by replacing the two female cabinet members with men. Another newspaper blacked the women out. The ultra-Orthodox newspapers consider it immodest ...
By: Today's Talk
Thursday Thirteen: Excerpts From Classified Sections Of City Newspapers
2009-03-12 18:09:00 Auto Repair Service. Free pick-up and delivery. Try us once, you'll never go anywhere again. Our experienced Mom will care for your child. Fenced yard, meals, and smacks included. Dog for sale: Eats anything and is fond of children. Man wanted to work in dynamite factory. Must be willing to travel. Stock up and save. Limit: one. Semi-Annual after Christmas Sale 3 year old teacher needed for pre-school. Experience preferred. Mixing bowl set designed to please a cook with round bottom for efficient beating. Girl wanted to assist magician in cutting off head illusion. Blue Cross and salary. Dinner Special -- Turkey $2.35; Chicken or Beef $2.25; Children $2.00 For sale: antique desk suitable for lady with thick legs and large drawers. Now is your chance to have your ears pierced and get an extra pair to take home, too. We do not tear your clothing with machinery. We do it carefully by hand.
By: The JOKES Blog
Bloggers need Newspapers to Survive
2009-03-01 21:25:00 As a Bay Area resident I wasn’t really shocked when the news broke that San Francisco Chronicle is in trouble. Chronicle isn’t in trouble because of diminishing advertising revenues, it is in trouble because most people get their news online through specialized news blogs and aggregators like Google. To be honest, Chronicle is not ...
By: MyLifeDump
Newspapers Launch PR Campaign Pleading for More Readers
2009-02-05 14:35:00 -By Warner Todd Huston A large grouping of newspaper publishers have joined together and launched a public relations campaign to inform readers that, yes, newspapers are still relevant — despite the financial hardships and layoffs of thousands of employees industry wide. Unfortunately, the PR campaign does not seem to recognize that one of the main problems that ...
By: Publius Forum
New York Times Charges $75K Per Day For Front Page Advertisement ? Wow, Are
2009-01-07 03:51:00 Is The Value Of A “Page One” Ad In The Mainstream Print Media REALLY Worth That Much More Than The Value Of A Front Page Ad On A Major Blog? WOW. I’m really shocked and amazed at the fact the direct competitor of The New York Times, The New York Post is reporting the Times... This is only a comment summary. Visit http://guntotingliberal.com to view the lastest content complete with some of the most outrageous original photoshops in the political blogosphere!
Hot News! Charcoal Briquettes from Old Newspapers
2008-11-30 17:26:00 Could old newspapers become a valuable source of home heating energy? A 75-year-old Japanese bicycle shop owner named Shigeru Ota thinks so. Ota has built a simple device that compresses the daily news into burnable briquettes.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HISPANIC JOURNALISTS ANNOUNCES A CALL FOR SESSIONS
2008-11-20 20:50:00 The National Association of Hispanic Journalists' 27th annual Convention and Media & Career Expo, is scheduled for June 24-27, 2009 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. They are in need of ideas and suggestions to ensure a strong and informative conference. Let them know what issues or training you'd like to see at NAHJ's 2009 Convention online, via: www.opportunities.nahj.org or by visiting www.nahj.org.
Google digitizing old newspapers for online perusal
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2008-09-08 23:14:00 AFP - Google announced Monday it is working with a growing number of newspapers to "bring history online" by digitizing archives of articles ranging from lunar landings to local obituaries.
I guess the Truth Doesn't SELL! Newspapers really think their readers can'
2008-08-02 19:06:00 It amazes me at times the lengths some newspapers will go for the all mighty buck! Episcopal Life was reporting about a day at their Lambeth Conference. They were talking that day about the Violence Against Women, and the silence of domestic violence within the church. The popular press in England decides that we need to take portions of what Bishop Catherine Roskam said at the conference with a nasty little twist. I guess the truth doesn't sell enough newspapers or something. Its pretty sick! They are attempting to say she mentioned that pastors beat their wifes in certain parts of the world, because its morally acceptable there. YEAH! Okay then! They must be deaf and their reading skills must certainly be lacking. I wonder if their supervisors are aware! It makes their newspapers look bad that's for sure!Over at Simple Massing Priest, and Blogging Regiliously are just two places of many that seem outraged at the lies that the newspapers are trying to convey!Here is th...
Sf Chronicle Losing $1 Million A Week - Newspapers In Trouble
2008-06-23 08:28:00 According to today's NY Times, the newspaper industry is in trouble, as papers suffer from competition from the Internet. The SF Chron has been losing $1 million a week since last year. As Time O'Reily wrote last year, he reads the online version of the SF Chron 95 percent of the time, and the "offline" version about 5 percent of the time. That's probably true for me, as well, but Tim and I are both in the Internet business. What can be done? Well, my answer is "nothing" -- the offline news people have to adjust to this New Media world, as do institutions and PR people who have been oriented toward using offline newspapers to get the news out. This also includes sports leagues like the NFL, which has a long standing relationship with such organizations as The Associated Press, but not the Huffington Post, which draws 14 million visitors a month. The SF Chron seems to be trying to find its way on The Internet, where it gets about 5 million visitors per month. That's still f...
Newspapers run ads about fake airline Derrie-Air
2008-06-10 13:05:00 Derrie-Air has been exposed. Readers of The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News opened their papers Friday to see ads for a new airline called Derrie-Air, which purportedly charges passengers by the pound. But the new carrier will never get off the ground. It’s a one-day advertising campaign about a fake airline by Philadelphia Media Holdings, the papers’ owner, and Gyro ad agency.
By: Attuworld
[Amusing] Philly newspapers punk entire city by launching fake airline call
2008-06-07 00:32:00 (Editor and Publisher)
Maybe Newspapers Aren?t Dying After All?
2008-06-05 15:00:00 Two reports have come to my attention about online newspapers and circulation that may show that newspapers are making the transition to online distribution after all. The Editor And Publisher... We have articles on how to protect your computer, develop a powerful blog, marketing and financial management tips plus articles by nationally known experts. Come, read, enjoy.
By: Business Advice
Newspapers can be so harsh!
2008-06-03 17:53:00 This newspaper knows how to kick a guy when hes down! via
By: about:blank
New Directions For Newspapers
2008-06-03 15:00:00 In many cases daily newspapers are in a battle for their lives. In Boise, for example, theIdaho Statesman has not seen a significant increase in circulation for several years, even though the... We have articles on how to protect your computer, develop a powerful blog, marketing and financial management tips plus articles by nationally known experts. Come, read, enjoy.
By: Business Advice
Qatar Newspapers: Which is the best?
2008-05-31 21:16:00 I have subscribed to the Gulf Times for some time, and I chose it because, although I often prefer the Peninsula?s style of writing (which is a bit more spiky), I have generally found that the Gulf Times has better coverage of Qatar stories.However recently I have noticed Qatar stories popping up in the Peninsula (through my Google alerts for Qatar, which pick up stories from both newspapers) which I haven?t noticed in the Gulf Times. I also have friends who prefer the new paper on the block, The Qatar Tribune, citing its coverage of international issues. It seemed like a good time for a comparison, so on Friday I purchased and read all three newspapers.I started on the front page, and quickly noticed that both the Tribune and the Peninsula carried the story of the Kahramaa?s network expansion plans. With a planned QAR 10.2 billion of contracts, this could be considered important, from a financial view at least. However, the Gulf Times relegated to this the third page, replacing it ...
By: Qatar Visitor
Chair made out of Newspapers!
2008-05-27 01:51:00 A student has designed the most eco-friendly chair ever made out of newspapers. This stylish piece of furniture is actually filled with dozens of newspapers to support the weight of anyone willing to sit on it. Although the chair itself looks very uncomfortable, it seems to have a ton of uses such as replacing steel/wood public benches. Even ...
Is there anything special about online newspapers?
2008-05-24 10:54:00 Ryan Sholin - host of this month’s Carnival of Journalism - has a question: “What are we supposed to tell our newsrooms when they tell us they don’t have time to do anything special for the Web?” What does special on the web look like? Not a lot like the product of many local newsrooms. Hardly a ...
By: Adrian Monck
Latest technology: Will e-paper replace traditional newspapers???
2008-05-22 18:30:00 As we all know it Epson is one of the world’s leading firm in consumer products like printers and photocopiers. And rightly so, Epson has now taken the first step in producing a product (not just a concept) much better than the likes of electronic e-book readers that may just possibly replace our daily news ...
By: GadgetLite Blog
No Easy Answers in Lebanon
2008-05-20 14:24:00 Whether Lebanon veered close to “civil war” this month?a question broached by many newspapers?seems purely academic at this point, and perhaps irrelevant. Beirut settled into a tenuous calm after Lebanon’s cabinet conceded (CNN) the immediate demands of Hezbollah, but the upheaval resolved none of the many issues destabilizing the country. Lebanon’s paralyzed government, Beirut’s inability ...
By: 1913 Intel
Bob Woodward: Deep Pockets
2008-05-20 05:32:00 Legendary Wash Post Watergate icon Bob Woodward's taking the buyout. But how much will he get? The 65-year-old reporter took a voluntary pay cut to ten grand in 2006. Will management lapse into a state of denial" and get cheap with double the current 10K as required by the buyout or double the $180,000 he was making before as managing editor? It's not like he needs the dough. Bob's rich from his books. The newspaper once nixed Bob's offer to work for a buck a year. Washington City Paper
By: Chickaboomer
How trust helps kill newspapers?
2008-05-15 18:22:00 I don’t often get HTML envy, but Roger Black has a damn fine looking blog. And he has a few thoughts on one of my favourite current themes - trust. More than a profession, the newsroom was convinced that journalism was a public trust, which implies that the public was somehow complicit in this. Journalists believed ...
By: Adrian Monck
Buyout's Remorse
2008-05-14 23:48:00 Wash Post political guru David Broder takes the buyout. The 78-year-old Broder will get paid as a contract columnist. Politico Broder follows in the footsteps of such Post luminaries as TV critic Tom Shales. Annoying broadcast blowhard Tony Kornheiser also took the buyout. Huff PostSoon all the old farts at the WaPo, NYT, LA Times and other major newspapers will be gone...
By: Chickaboomer
Rupe: "I'd Rather Switch Than Fight"
2008-05-11 16:11:00 Rupert Murdoch bags bid for Newsday. Wash Post NYT He's not competing with Cablevision's higher offer. Newsday grunts breathe sigh of relief...
By: Chickaboomer
Newspapers Likely To Be Free In The Future: Survey
2008-05-08 00:00:00 Newspapers seeking to compete with the Internet are likely to become free and place greater emphasis on comment and opinion in the future, a survey of the world’s editors showed on Tuesday. The report, conducted by Zogby International for the World Editors Forum and Reuters, revealed that newspaper editors were still optimistic about the future of ...
Swag-splashing newspapers
2008-05-07 06:55:00 “Combine Passion with character and muscle. Operate with a sense of swagger that YOU are the city…”–Lee Abrams, Tribune Co. We read so much rap crap, we automatically associate swagger with a rapper explaining the ineffable appeal of his shitty verses. So this is a nice change of pace, associating swag with the ineffable salvation (and ...
Amstetten city links maps and newspapers - Austria country links portal
2008-04-27 23:47:00 Amstetten city links Austria Austria country links portal Visit Austria country links portal Amstetten city of the week... Land of mountains, land on the River, Land of fields, land of cathedrals, Land of hammers, with a rich future, You are the home of great sons, A nation blessed by its sense of beauty, Highly praised Austria, highly praised Austria. Strongly fought for, fiercely contested, You are in the centre of the Continent Like a strong heart, You have born since the earliest days The burden of a high mission Much tried Austria, much tried Austria. Watch us striding free and believing, With courage, into new eras, Working cheerfully and full of hope, In fraternal chorus let us take in unity The oath of allegiance to you, our country, Our much beloved Austria, our much beloved Austria. English Austria French Autriche Spanish Austria German sterreich Dutch Oostenrijk Portuguese ustria Hungarian Ausztria Swedish sterrike Danish strig Polish Austria Finnish I...
NYT: Kool And The Gang Bang
2008-04-25 15:36:00 Not enough NYT journos are drinking the Kool-Aid. So to persuade the reluctant, this media leak: "The New York Times' news room is bracing for a bloodbath in the next 10 days. The word from inside is that approximately 50 unionized journalists have accepted the buyout proposal, and only another 20 non-union editorial employees have gotten on board. That means the ax could fall on as many as 30 editorial people in the company's first-ever mass firing of journalists in its 156-year history." Keith J. Kelly NYP
By: Chickaboomer
AdvertiementIndia.com: Place Ads in NewsPapers with a mouse click
2008-04-25 14:21:00 An interactive website, AdvertisementIndia.com is providing an online solution for publishing advertisements in newspapers circulated across India or local level. The website has really made the time consuming task of placing the Ads in newspapers easy and online with your own ease from home or office. The website is an online venture of W.Y.S.I.W.Y.G. ...
By: India Web 2.0
Newsprey
2008-04-22 17:18:00 Rupert Murdoch's media blob consumes Newsday. $580 mil.
By: Chickaboomer
Pentagon?s Media Manipulation on War Extended to Newspapers
2008-04-21 09:48:00 By Greg Mitchell Published: April 20, 2008 1:25 PM ET Source: Editor and Publisher NEW YORK The New York Times today published a massive piece by David Barstow on how the Pentagon for years has secretly deployed a large crew of retired military officers to flood the airwaves ? network and cable ? to offer ...
Video - Almost ALL Major PA Newspapers Have Endorsed Obama
2008-04-20 12:58:00 The most recent Newspapers to endorse Senator Barack Obama include — the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the Bucks County Courier-Times and the Patriot News. All three editorial boards cited Barack’s... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
The decline of newspapers - nothing to do with journalism 3
2008-04-20 01:05:00 More grist to the mill from one of my favourite reads, John Robinson. Here is Robinson, (who edits the News-Record in Greensboro, North Carolina) explaining why he missed a retired editor speaking about the good old days and proposing another old-fashioned remedy for the news industry’s ills: Doubling the size of reporting staffs would certainly serve the community. The more journalists reporting the good, the bad and the ugly, the better.But those are the effects of problems facing newspapers not the cause. While good journalism has not changed markedly since the 1990s, technology has.So has the audience. So have people’s habits.Not addressing those changes in discussions about journalism and newspapers is like talking about television as if there were still only three channels.Those changes: the economic distress faced by traditional newspaper advertisers such as department storesthe loss of classified revenuesthe splintering of the attentions and interests of the audiencethe...
By: Adrian Monck
Newspapers could learn from Psystar brouhaha
2008-04-19 16:00:00 Newspapers could learn from Psystar brouhahaA little Miami company comes out of nowhere and becomes a fact-finding obsession for the Mac community. When will mainstream news gathering become this exciting? http-://www.news.com/8301-10784_3-99-... |
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