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With the fast adoption of the Internet as a tool for the dissemination of information, and with the increasing use of social media by, well, almost everyone, it has become quite clear that journali...
Statistics on mobile usage and adoption to inform your mobile marketing strategy "Mobile to overtake fixed Internet access by 2014" was the big headline f. Marketing topic(s):Mobile marketing analytics.
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With apps and personalisation taking over, it could be the next step for student media...
In advance of the expected new iPhone launch taking place on September 12th, app analytics firm App Annie has taken a look at some of the traction Apple's Newsstand is seeing in terms of both revenue and downloads.
"In order to benefit from digital media and the disruption created by the social web, content companies and publishers have to think differently about what they do, John Borthwick of Betaworks told attendees at paidContent 2012 in New York on Wednesday"
Why? Because thinking about it as information puts more focus on the value or the service rendered to consumers.
Interesting read.
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Forbes has been reinventing itself ever since it acquired Lewis DVorkin's media startup in 2010 -- and while there have been some stumbles, the magazine has shown how a traditional media entity can take advantage of the social web and the way that...
The Ford Foundation recently pledged $1.04 million to Los Angeles' struggling daily. We might be looking at the future of newspapers.
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The Verge is a technology-focused news publication founded in 2011 by Joshua Topolsky and Marty Moe in partnership with Vox Media and its CEO Jim Bankoff.
This advert for the Guardian's open journalism imagines how we might cover the story of the Three Little Pigs in print and online...
This is a guest post on TechCrunch.com from Mitch Lazard, the CEO of mobile news reader Taptu. As such he has an interesting experience dealing with media publisher but interestingly he's been working for one himself: CNN.
The way some Media publishers embrace she iPad and new technologies is all wrong, he says, as they miss some of the critical things to have a successful strategy in the mobile/social world where content evolves today. Even if this is seen with a mobile focus, a lot of what he writes is generic and relevant beyond the mobile opportunity. Interestingly he highlights the role of curators as news DJ and as a force some Media Publishers tend to underestimate.
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Pinterest's explosive popularity proves content curation is the way of the future.
With all of the information out on the web that you share everyday, curation is becoming a hot space. ReadWriteWeb reports on a new service founded by former TellMe senior engineer ...
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Forbes Inside Forbes: The Rise of the Entrepreneurial Journalist in a World Seeking ... Forbes Content is everywhere, produced by everyone, not just those who own the presses or control the airwaves or cables.
Five years ago, SEO was all the buzz. Today, it has shifted to "content marketing," which aims to create stories humans want to read and engage with. - The above chart is a good summary of this trend.
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This is a copy of my paper from the Japanese Association for Digital Humanities 2012 Conference. Since I signed up for a 10 minute paper, I left a lot on the cutting room floor. In the coming weeks...
...and why they could be the keys to innovating both the business and the system of journalism.
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Free news is unsustainable: Buffett...
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London, England – Dave Hicks is the tablet edition art director behind the iPad app from UK tech magazine T3, and he today revealed the secrets being the success of the iPad app, even though he admits that the future of the Android version could be...
Journalists and the Mobile Revolution...
One thing that becomes clear from the latest Pew report on the state of media is just how big a role aggregators -- both human and machine-powered -- are playing in news consumption.
Business school communication lecturer JD Schramm helps alumni develop the art and science of tight story-telling for social impact...
Russell Wright of Curation Profits explains the difference between information overload and potential meaning overload using author Clay Johnson's New Book called "The Information Diet". http://www.curationprofits.com
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The future of ecommerce is now tied to consumer curation. Here are 10 product discovery and social sharing sites worth paying attention to.
Source: bethkanter.org via Beth on Pinterest On January 30th, I'm speaking at the Social Media for Nonprofits in New York City.
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