What separates the best from everyone else? 
Newspapers are suffering from a number of problems, but one is the nature of the product that many still produce -- the monolithic, ruthlessly objective, single-voiced editorial style most have grown accustomed to doesn't work in a world where... 
The universities announced a new nonprofit partnership, known as edX, that will offer vast new learning opportunities for students around the world. 
Users already spend a lot of time in the Flipboard app, and if past data is any indication, audio could keep people "flipping" a lot longer. 
What do you use your mobile phone for? Angry Birds, obviously, but excepting that, you probably use it for email, the odd phone call, a text message or two, and the occasional bit of web browsing. Among the highs and the lows of the new RAJAR figures, UK radio’s quarterly listening survey, comes news of another use of a mobile phone… as a radio. 
I'm pretty sure I'm not in their target audience, but my main takeaway from this video is that now, with easel.ly, you don't need time, money, or skill to make quality infographics. And the prezi-like video seems fitting. 
Apple may not be buying a high-design German home entertainment device maker, but that doesn't mean investors in the rumoured target company won't make a killing - and it doesn't mean it won't still have a part to play in Apple's iTV. 
Today, Facebook app discovery too heavily favors the loudest apps with the most users, so Facebook today announces it will soon launch the App Center, a single, personalized hub for discovering the highest quality Facebook-integrated games and... 
TV programmers are using social platforms to break through the traditional confines of storytelling that limit plots to just the small screen. 
Se mettre dans la peau d'un journaliste pour couvrir un conflit à l'étranger, c'est aujourd’hui possible, virtuellement du moins. 
Pinterest's recent success, which flies in the face of so much speculation about social media fatigue and information overload, holds an important lesson: It's not social media we're frustrated with. It's with one another. 
With the former glory of old, linear media fading, Melody Ayres-Griffiths examines just what the new media artform known as ‘transmedia’ is, and how it will engage an increasingly discerning yet time-starved populace in an immersive and interactive way.
Ryan’s description of the contents of storyworlds (Ryan, 2011) provides a starting point for the development of a systematic structure for the narrative elements of transmedia narratives.
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Paris, le 24 mai 2012 
Big data is an intimidating concept for publishers who don't collect much info about their customers already. A first step is to think about "data-driven decision making," and little data, says bitly's Hilary Rosen. 
In a video of his recent talk at the Nieman Foundation, Gingras shares his thoughts on how newspapers can rethink their approach to distribution, work flows and innovation. 
Journalism and education are both about knowledge. Could their post-disruption business models start to blur? Last year we introduced Hangouts On Air to a limited number of broadcasters, enabling them to go live with friends and fans, for all the world to see. Since then, this small community has grown the feature in lots of creative ways. And they’ve made one thing crystal clear: when groups of passionate individuals can broadcast live, together, the results are truly remarkable. 
In Africa, where mobile news and digital innovation are growing but startup capital is too often scarce, innovators have a unique opportunity to help reinvent media: the African News Innovation Challenge. 
Social TV Apps - The Future of Transmedia, Social TV, Smart TV and Connected TV - TV Widgets, Samsung, Google TV, Apple TV, Yahoo Connected TV, Boxee, Roku, HbbTV, Project Canvas, Android, Sony, NetTV... 
A collection of open data resources, aggregators and tools as well as expert advice on how best to work with data in your journalism... 
Journalistes, entrepreneurs, développeurs, designeurs... : les inscriptions à la première MediaLab Session sont ouvertes. Inspiré des Startup Weekend, cet événement imaginé par les Nantais Romain Saillet et Simon Robic est dédié aux porteurs de projets dans le domaine des médias et se tiendra à Nantes (SciencesCom) du 11 au 13 mai 2012. Une 1ère édition parrainée par Nicolas Voisin, le boss d’OWNI.fr. Ouest Médialab, partenaire aux côtés d'Intuiti, Terra eco ou la Lettre API, fera également partie du jury.
Via Kostreche Julien, Arnaud Tesson 
Une Commission pour trouver des solutions Via Fadhila BRAHIMI 
For those who can make sense of the explosion of data, there are job opportunities in fields as diverse as crime, retail and dating.
The Transmedia Revolution has begun!
Which side will you join? An empire of greedy corporate media cartels? Or an ancient and mysterious order of storytellers... |
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