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METRO: The creepy guy next to you also wants to read it
Thanks to the Newspaper Innovation blog for sharing this great ad today. I love adverts for print products.
Posted in Journalism
Tagged Canada, free, fremium, Metro, newspapers, public transportation
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Par for the course
I watched several top-notch golfers implode today, beaten up by unyielding greens and cliffside fairways at Pebble Beach Golf Links. But while watching the final round of this major championship, as well as during the hours I spent at Pebble … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged golf, Google, links, newspapers, Pebble Beach Golf Links, sports, sportswriters, traditional, U.S. Open
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Great! Recession.
Three years ago, journalists were frantically reporting on a complex credit crisis they would eventually be critiqued for failing to predict. Dutch reporters reported day and night on the “kreditkrisis.” Spaniards were busy covering the “crisis de crédito.” French speakers … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged AP, Bloomberg, copyediting, Economist, editors, European, Financial Times, Guardian, Independent, newspapers, style, sub-editors, writing
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Did coffee steal newspapers’ business model?
Despite the fact that we are well under 65 years old, my boyfriend and I are subscription people. Delivery people visit us almost daily, materializing out of Monterey Bay to bring us everything from the Wall Street Journal to Yoga … Continue reading
Google, search and newsroom work flow
This morning I read a New York Times article about real time search. I got to wondering: Do regional and local media workers realize how extremely search engines like Google and Bing have changed consumer habits? Or how real time … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Journalism
Tagged atomization, Google, Mayer, newspapers, newsrooms, search engines, Twitter, Washington Post, work flow, writing
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News aggregation, translation site launches in Europe
Margot Wallström this week stopped by the press room at the “Berlaymonster” to highlight the launch of PressEuropa. In her opening remarks (video below), she says the site is one of many Commission attempts (there was a government tender out … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Journalism
Tagged aggregation, DG Comm, EU, Europe, newspapers, translation, Wallstrom
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Seattle PI up for sale: Chance for journalists to buy their own paper!
This is the perfect chance for journalists to form a collective and buy a newspaper. As Michael Rosenblum writes: “The wealth and power that accompany ownership of the media only come to those who have the courage and the desire … Continue reading