A Imprensa enfrenta tempos difíceis - os números falam por si mesmo! A indústria da Imprensa como a conhecemos está a morrer, e de uma forma bastante dramática. Muitas questões e incertezas pairam ...
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Na sequência do 'Fórum O Futuro do Jornalismo - Académicos, jornalistas e cidadãos debatem no Porto uma carta de princípios, direitos e responsabilidades para o jornalismo do futuro', 3/maio/2012
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"Ser curador de contenido no significa únicamente detectar lo mejor que circula por las webs, sino hacerlo sistemática y coherentemente y ponerlo con igual rigurosidad a disposición del usuario. Esto implica que el curador ha de ser capaz de ordenar, presentar y compartir la información destacada que encuentre." Delete the scoop?
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O site CareerCast.com analisou e listou 200 profissões, desde a melhor à pior. Resultado: os jornalistas de imprensa têm vida difícil. E as perspetivas não são as melhores... Via Bruna Cunha Delete the scoop?
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SIC Notícias Crise dos media afasta cada vez mais jornalistas da investigação SIC Notícias "O verdadeiro trabalho de investigação faz-se pouco, porque dá trabalho, demora muito tempo e custa caro", assegurou José António Cerejo, jornalista de... Delete the scoop?
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How To Be A NIn the wake of all the errors made in covering the Boston Marathon bombings, someone decided to show what it really takes to be a news reporter.ews Reporter Via Manuel Pinto
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Yesterday, hot on the heels of its recent spate of acquisitions, Yahoo! picked up an interesting little app started by a 15-year-old kid in his family’s London home. Via Andy Bull Delete the scoop?
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Media: Os computadores já escrevem notícias sozinhos? Delete the scoop?
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Le code, considéré comme la nouvelle langue vivante à afficher dans les CV, fait son apparition dans nombre de progra ... Via Pierre Levy Delete the scoop?
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Universidade do Porto 06-07 Dezembro 2012... Delete the scoop?
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O lançamento do livro “Ciberjornalismo, Modelos de Negócio e Redes Sociais”, organizado pelos investigadores do ObCiber Helder Bastos e Fernando Zamith, é uma das novidades do Programa ... Delete the scoop?
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Atas - III COBCIBER. Textos integrais de 18 comunicações apresentadas no Congresso Internacional de Ciberjornalismo. Delete the scoop?
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Que futuro tem o jornalismo (de qualidade) se não encontrar um modelo de negócio/sustento? Delete the scoop?
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Fernando Zamith's insight:
"ADN80 é uma publicação mensal. Cada mês, publica três artigos de não-ficção: reportagens, ensaios, crónicas, entrevistas. Os textos serão longos. Queremos ser um ponto de paragem habitual para quem gosta de ler. Os leitores poderão comprar textos avulso ou uma edição completa." Delete the scoop?
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Fernando Zamith's insight:
"I don’t think ‘citizen journalism’ is even a phrase that’s widely used any more – so perhaps the future is that we will stop talking about it altogether. We will just talk about journalism, and more often than not it will involve contributions from both professional journalists and non-journalists finding, publishing and distributing information online." Delete the scoop?
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Fernando Zamith's insight:
"Data Visualization, geo-mapping, audience engagement, agile development, responsive design. What do any of these terms have to do with journalism? Turns out, quite a bit these days." Delete the scoop?
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Google Trend graph for "rss" - bad news. I recently wrote a blog post about moving all my RSS readers to email subscriptions, and I immediately got 30+ negative comments on it. Obviously it struck ... Via gdecugis 
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Other related things on their way. Think HTML5 with Pbshbhb built right in as a standard, not an option: https://code.google.com/p/pubsubhubbub/
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May 5, 7:55 AM
Who needs RSS when you can Scoop.it (and others)? Will RSS fall victim to the law of the supply and demand? Delete the scoop?
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From a "Adapting Journalism to the Web," a conversation between Jay Rosen and Ethan Zuckerman held April 5, 2012. Full video at http://techtv.mit.edu/collect... Via gdecugis 
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April 13, 12:07 AM
Jay Rosen has always been ahead of his time. Before the web become big, it was community journalism. That struck me as silly...but know I realize that it was just a nascent form of Web 2.0 curation. Delete the scoop?
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Via Robin Good
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Vale a pena seguir estas experiências. Já há edições na Europa (UK e Paris) - http://thebreakingnewsnetwork.com/city-directory/.
Quem se quer aventurar na criação do Breaking Lisbon News ou do Breaking Porto News?
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April 2, 5:59 AM
If you were wondering how likely it is that news curation may become a key strategy for offering quality local news, you should check out this three-year old project called The Breaking News Network. BNN, founded by Pat Kitano, already covers 350 cities worldwide by curating the most interesting local news stories from indigenous blogs and RSS feeds and having a unique focus on supporting community voices and interests. BNN, in its own words is an active, community-sourced and locally driven information network, that uses curation to provide just-in-time relevant info and news to its communities. We’re unique to local publishing because we curate and publish the most interesting media and blog feeds in each city (that means less petty crime and accidents, more events, opinions and commentary) to create an aggregate real time ticker tape of literally everything happening in a city. Every city’s WordPress based website (example: BreakingSFNews.com) broadcasts more than just the usual daily news; it curates news by category: Things to Do, Sports, Food, Culture, etc. so users can find breaking news by topic of interest. We utilize the curation and presentation tools by Rebelmouse to display content in a visual format. We deliver localized news streams through Twitter and Facebook for each city and have amassed over 400,000 fans/followers who appreciate our real time local content." One interesting aspect of The Breaking News Network is its strategic positioning, throughout all of its instances, as a collector and amplifier for the news coming from relevant local institutions and communities providing them with extra visibility and a very relevant context to reach out to interested people. From Journalisaccelerator.com: "When BNN was launched three years ago to give voice to community causes, Kitano brought a unique knowledge from early experiments using Twitter (2006 – 2009) and social media to develop hyperlocal community information networks for the real estate market. Focusing on social at the outset, Kitano was “cobbling together” segmented lists on Twitter before Twitter had even created “lists.” (For context, Twitter launched in July of 2006.) Kitano sees BNN providing a shared social channel – one community, one voice, one cause at a time – with promise of doing good for others by supporting civic groups, local causes and arts organizations." Here, in more detail, some of the community support they provide: "We provide free access for local institutions to our 350+ Twitter feeds via our unique Community Retweet Program. We create national campaigns and build brand advocate networks for good causes. We create unique ways for our readers to interact with their local institutions, like the National Aquarium and Chicago’s International Beethoven Festival."
Review by Journalism Accelerator: http://bit.ly/JATBNN
City directory: http://thebreakingnewsnetwork.com/city-directory/ Delete the scoop?
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A look inside the operations of a major online publication—The Atlantic—and the evolving standards of how content is assigned, sourced, and paid for.
The post consists of an e-mail exchange between Thayer and an Atlantic editor, where Thayer is asked if he would repurpose a previously published piece for the Atlantic’s website. He is not offered any money, but is told he will gain exposure since Atlantic’s site enjoys 13 million readers per month.
For those familiar with the online world of publication, this exchange is hardly surprising or unusual. If you scan the posts at Who Pays Writers, you’ll see that $0 or maybe $50–$100 is common for very well-known sites. In fact, the more traffic a website gets, the more it can avoid payment by offering the carrot of exposure—which is indeed valuable and needed for some writers, but not all. Thayer, in response to the offer of pay through exposure, says:
"Frankly, I will refrain from being insulted and am perplexed how one can expect to try to retain quality professional services without compensating for them. Let me know if you have perhaps mispoken [sic]."... Via Jeff Domansky 
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A good exploration of the issue of how much to pay freelancers. Delete the scoop?
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Nick D’ Aloisio, 17 anos, ficou milionário depois de vender a 'startup' que criou por 30 milhões de dólares. Delete the scoop?
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Portuguese media companies, struggling through the worst recession since the 1970s, are pressing Google to pay for content on its news search engine, echoing similar demands elsewhere in Europe. Via Luca Baptista Delete the scoop?
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Entrevista de Sergio J. Valera com o José Luis Orihuela sobre jornalismo, mídias sociais, os impasses e o futuro da profissão, traduzida do site da Associação da Imprensa de Madri. Para o jornalist... Delete the scoop?
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The Online News Association is a non-profit membership organization for digital journalists. Delete the scoop?
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El 26 de marzo pasado, Eli Pariser y Peter Koechley, ambos exeditores de importantes publicaciones estadounidenses, lanzaron el sitio de curaduría Upworthy, que tiene un diseño innovador y se centra en lo visual. Via Luís António Santos Delete the scoop?
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