Moving the paper/mags online doesn't changes anything...it still remains the offline version transfered in another (online) environment.
"the NYT online is still the NYT"
Simply moving online content will not solve the trustwothiness problem
Elias Skenderidis's List: Online publishers
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Nov 14, 08
Survey upon the size of the audience viewing a publisher's original content in relation to viewing it on other sites which is 1.5 times larger than it is on the publisher's original destination site
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Jan 06, 09
Internet comparison with newspaper and rest of media in terms of what medium is best suited for news.
Has a good point " simply moving a offline property online eg the NYT will not make it more trustworthy-
The "trustworthiness" issue is interesting, considering what a beating the online press has taken in the old media as being a little fast and loose with the facts. However, with the rise of traditional "print" media moving to the Web, the complaint seems pretty silly. "The New York Times" online is still the New York Times -- only better.
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Jan 23, 09
Questions on how much ready the big media companies are in order to face the challenges through 2009.
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Feb 28, 09
An approach of how the future of print and specific newspapers looks like
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