04 maio 2006
03 maio 2006
VITAMEDIAS
Le viral va-t-il remplacer les approches medias traditionnelles? Développement spectaculaire des blogs sur Internet, généralisation de la presse gratuite... on assiste aujourd?hui à une vaste redistribution des cartes dans le domaine des medias. Avec la popularisation des échanges interpersonnels sur Internet, les individus et particulièrement les jeunes deviennent producteurs d?informations et média, eux mêmes.
VITAMEDIAS
Apesar dos condicionalismos neste Dia da Liberdade de Imprensa, é bom saber que:
- Poverty eradication linked to press freedom
- More people trust the media than their governments, especially in developing countries
[acts.: Pssttt? hoje é o dia mundial da liberdade (ops) de imprensa, por favor não falem alto?
In the age of the Internet, newspapers are still big business: Newspapers are the Internet's primary suppliers of information.
While technology may change methods of delivery, as for example online, there is no content to deliver without a news organization to gather and edit it. In its annual report on the news media, the Project for Excellence in Journalism says the "evidence does not support the notion that newspapers have begun a sudden death spiral."
Internet-only sites like Slate and Salon that have tried to produce original content have struggled financially, says the report, while those thriving financially rely almost entirely on the work of others. Newspapers are the country's biggest news-gathering organizations in most towns and the Internet's primary suppliers.]
- Poverty eradication linked to press freedom
- More people trust the media than their governments, especially in developing countries
[acts.: Pssttt? hoje é o dia mundial da liberdade (ops) de imprensa, por favor não falem alto?
In the age of the Internet, newspapers are still big business: Newspapers are the Internet's primary suppliers of information.
While technology may change methods of delivery, as for example online, there is no content to deliver without a news organization to gather and edit it. In its annual report on the news media, the Project for Excellence in Journalism says the "evidence does not support the notion that newspapers have begun a sudden death spiral."
Internet-only sites like Slate and Salon that have tried to produce original content have struggled financially, says the report, while those thriving financially rely almost entirely on the work of others. Newspapers are the country's biggest news-gathering organizations in most towns and the Internet's primary suppliers.]
02 maio 2006
TECNOSFERA
Safer Internet: At 46%, people in Germany are most likely to consider themselves advanced or expert users of the Internet and in the Netherlands, this applies to four out of ten people. In Portugal, on the other hand, only 15% of people feel they are advanced or expert Internet users and the wide majority (60%) rate themselves as intermediate users.
VITAMEDIAS
Tendências sem qualquer paralelo nacional...
Video blogs, ready for prime time: Video blogs, a.k.a. vlogs, are booming, and Internet users and advertisers are taking note.
Video bloggers claim spotlight: Online diaries looking a lot like television
In less than two years, the number of video blogs, also known as vlogs and video podcasts, has exploded from a handful to more than 7,000, according to video blogging directory Mefeedia
Ultimate Guide to Online Video: Online video has arrived, unleashed from the networks, cable companies, and media giants. Thanks to growing bandwidth, easy access to the means of production, and cheap storage, it's exploding all around us and becoming a very real, very different way to experience news and entertainment.
TV Guide to Feature "Downloads" Column, Devoted to Multiplatform TV: The column will provide recommendations of TV programs that are newly available for download or online viewing each week, alongside information on where to find those programs
Get ?The Most? from Alison Stewart: Every day, ?The Most? will report on the most searched stories on the Internet, the most viewed stories from a multitude of news sources, the most e-mailed stories or photo images, the most downloaded music or blogged-about subject matter and the most viewed television programs or movies. Tapping into the top news stories of the day, ?The Most? will dig even deeper to give viewers the most information on their favorite topics.
Smells Like Teen Progress: Condé Nast will let young women supply the Web content
This embrace by Condé Nast, which publishes Teen Vogue, of "user-generated content" -- the toothache-inducing term for the stuff a media outlet's consumers create, which I'll call citizens' media -- comes at a critical juncture. Magazines as a medium are still struggling, with ad pages flat in the first quarter and showing signs of slowing thereafter. Meanwhile, total Internet ad spending is predicted to surpass the spending at magazines this year, according to Merrill Lynch
Video blogs, ready for prime time: Video blogs, a.k.a. vlogs, are booming, and Internet users and advertisers are taking note.
Video bloggers claim spotlight: Online diaries looking a lot like television
In less than two years, the number of video blogs, also known as vlogs and video podcasts, has exploded from a handful to more than 7,000, according to video blogging directory Mefeedia
Ultimate Guide to Online Video: Online video has arrived, unleashed from the networks, cable companies, and media giants. Thanks to growing bandwidth, easy access to the means of production, and cheap storage, it's exploding all around us and becoming a very real, very different way to experience news and entertainment.
TV Guide to Feature "Downloads" Column, Devoted to Multiplatform TV: The column will provide recommendations of TV programs that are newly available for download or online viewing each week, alongside information on where to find those programs
Get ?The Most? from Alison Stewart: Every day, ?The Most? will report on the most searched stories on the Internet, the most viewed stories from a multitude of news sources, the most e-mailed stories or photo images, the most downloaded music or blogged-about subject matter and the most viewed television programs or movies. Tapping into the top news stories of the day, ?The Most? will dig even deeper to give viewers the most information on their favorite topics.
Smells Like Teen Progress: Condé Nast will let young women supply the Web content
This embrace by Condé Nast, which publishes Teen Vogue, of "user-generated content" -- the toothache-inducing term for the stuff a media outlet's consumers create, which I'll call citizens' media -- comes at a critical juncture. Magazines as a medium are still struggling, with ad pages flat in the first quarter and showing signs of slowing thereafter. Meanwhile, total Internet ad spending is predicted to surpass the spending at magazines this year, according to Merrill Lynch
VITAMEDIAS
White House scribe asks for the remote: "My question would be, is there a White House policy that all government TVs have to be tuned to Fox?"
TECNOSFERA
AOL, Weblogs Launch Network Of Financial Blogs: AOL and Weblogs Inc. on Thursday launched a financial blog network, the first joint offering since AOL acquired the latter company last year.
CULTURAS IN VITRO
Controversy over The Bridge: One of the films premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival is The Bridge, a documentary by Eric Steel about suicide and the Golden Gate Bridge. The trailer is available on the festival site but be warned that it contains actual footage of people climbing over the railing of the bridge to commit suicide. [...]
Steel interviewed family members of the jumpers without disclosing that he'd filmed the death of their loved ones (again to avoid publicity for the filming and the death immortalization problem). Some family members felt manipulated by the omission when they learned of it.
Steel interviewed family members of the jumpers without disclosing that he'd filmed the death of their loved ones (again to avoid publicity for the filming and the death immortalization problem). Some family members felt manipulated by the omission when they learned of it.
TECNOSFERA
Blogs Doomed To Failure?: Sphere is a recently started, beta search engine that aims to specialize in blogs.
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