Category : Internet

Source: journalism.org Between 2011 and 2015, revenue from digital advertising in the United States is expected to grow by 40% and to overtake all other platforms by 2016. Yet how much of that growth will go to underwrite news remains in doubt and throws into question the financial future of journalism as audience continue to migrate online. What will happen pivots …

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Source: theglobeandmail read entire story here Paul Godfrey escorted directors of Postmedia Network Canada Corp. (PNC.A-T10.00—-%) on a tour of the Calgary Herald earlier this year to showcase the struggling newspaper company’s digital future. The Postmedia chief executive officer presented a remodelled newsroom where teams juggled written and visual content for the Herald’s websites, social media platforms such as Twitter and …

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The Knight Foundation’s latest survey of high schoolers found that 92% of students say it’s important to stay informed about the news (the same percentage says it’s important to vote). The research shows a shift in how teens get their news. In a typical day, they report doing the following to get news: Watch TV for news 1-3+ times: 77% …

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But industry must adapt to digital world Newspapers won’t disappear: Postmedia president.

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Written on Feb, 14, 2011 by in , , | 1 Comment.

Those death-defying newspapers By David Olive | Sun Feb 13 2011 Source: moneyville.ca Newspapers are proving so resilient that the term “dying newspaper industry” will be retired in the next year or two. Newspapers are still profitable, even in the midst of the most punishing ad drought in memory. Readership is at record levels, despite price hikes imposed by publishers. …

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Written on Jan, 07, 2011 by in , , | Leave a comment

Click here to read story by Ken Doctor Source:  niemanlab.org

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Source: Jeff Bercovici Story by: http://blogs.forbes.com/jeffbercovici/ It’s long been an article of faith among media optimists that the shift to digital publishing would be a good thing for publishers in the long run, freeing them of the burden of their biggest costs: paper, printing and postage. That’s why I was surprised to hear David Link, founder and creative director of …

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Written on Nov, 13, 2010 by in , , | Leave a comment

John Shmuel, Financial Post · Thursday, Nov. 11, 2010 Source: financialpost.com Newspapers will certainly survive well into the future, but that survival is going to rely on finding increasingly new and innovative ways to monetize their content — and not just putting up pay walls. Finding a happy middle was the message that came through most strongly during the Media …

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Written on Oct, 18, 2010 by in , , | Leave a comment

Peter Preston The Observer, Sunday 17 October 2010 There is no clear correlation between a rise in internet traffic and a fall in newspaper circulation. Some papers are growing in both formats, others are succeeding in neither, according to new research. The woe, as usual, is more or less unconfined. September’s daily newspaper circulation figures, as audited by ABC, are …

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