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Jobs, Murdoch eye 'newspaper' for iPad
Ottawa :: Canada | over 2 years ago
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Does the man in the black turtleneck want to help create a digital competitor to the Old Gray Lady? Apple Inc. chief executive Steve Jobs, who is rarely photographed without his trademark high-collared black shirts and blue jeans, has reportedly
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Jon Snow on the Murdochs: they have too much influence
London :: United Kingdom | over 2 years ago
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Here are some nuggets from his lecture, and a question-and-answer session, at Edinburgh University on Friday evening: On newspapers: "I would give the newspaper 25 years...On paywalls: "I don't think The Times online is the way to go, to be honest...
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Why the profit motive will kill off seven papers by 2020 (possibly)
London :: United Kingdom | over 2 years ago
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But here's one reason why we might see serious casualties and it won't be the fault of the internet The Daily Mirror: lost 80,000 sales last year. Photograph: Odd Andersen/AFP/Getty Images Do you remember that headline-catching moment 16 months ago
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Pay walls not the cure-all for newspapers, says Postmedia CEO
Toronto :: Canada | over 2 years ago
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Newspapers have what it takes to survive well into the future, but their survival is going to rely on finding increasingly new and innovative ways to monetize their content and not just putting up pay walls. That was the message from Paul Godfrey,
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Globe and Mail Uses Old Weapons in Press War
Toronto :: Canada | over 2 years ago
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Add to Portfolio Aaron Lynett/National Post Douglas Kelly, left, publisher of The National Post, with Paul Godfrey, its president. It is a clear salvo in The Globe and Mail's long-running tussle with Toronto's two other daily broadsheets, The
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Globe and Mail Uses Old Weapons in Press War
Toronto :: Canada | over 2 years ago
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Add to Portfolio Aaron Lynett/National Post Douglas Kelly, left, publisher of The National Post, with Paul Godfrey, its president. It is a clear salvo in The Globe and Mail's long-running tussle with Toronto's two other daily broadsheets, The
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For the news business, a future unknown
San Francisco :: CA :: USA | over 2 years ago
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Ten years from now, maybe sooner, the professional news business as we know it may be replaced by something entirely new and still unknown. Everything about the news business is changing, from technology and the demographics of the news-consuming
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The Fading Fourth Estate
Toronto :: Canada | over 2 years ago
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In fact, National Newspaper Week might soon be a thing of the past. Newspapers were once called the Fourth Estate, meaning they were like a fourth branch of government. As the fourth branch, newspapers were expected to be independent of the other
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Elevator Pitch: Newsrupt's tech vision for the future of news
Belfast :: United Kingdom | over 2 years ago
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Newsrupt is just a few months old but has already named 'top innovative Irish company' by the Irish Leadership Technology Group in Silicon Valley. Staffed by four full-timers, Newsrupt has been given significant support through Belfast's Start VI
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Newspapers are still alive and kicking!
Contrary to popular thinking that with the spread of the Internet, newspapers are dying, the fact of the matter is that newspapers beat Internet and television in certain respects. A global survey on print media has
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