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A number of Web start-up companies are creating so-called hyperlocal news sites that let people zoom in on what is happening closest to them, often without involving traditional journalists.

Tags: getanewbrowser, hyperlocal, news, journalism on 2009-04-13 and saved by 2 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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As a four-year veteran of a journalism-driven local online media start-up, I believe there’s a very viable business formula that’s actually quite simple, and here today: take advantage of new tools and techniques to cover the news creatively and efficiently; sell sophisticated digital advertising in a sophisticated fashion; keep the Web content free, and charge a high price for content and interaction that are delivered in-person via conferences and events. And don’t expect instant results.

Tags: getanewbrowser, media, journalism on 2009-04-01 and saved by 2 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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Today, the Knight Foundation has announced funding totaling $5 million for 21 initiatives to encourage new media at the local level.

The projects range from developing a Web site for an existing publication covering Philadelphia public schools to the creation of a community problem-solving group in Minnesota. The grants range from $41,250 to $500,000.

Tags: hyperlocal, journalism, getanewbrowser on 2009-01-19 -All Annotations (0) -About

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CNN says it wants newspaper feedback as it creates a news wire service to compete with The Associated Press and other services. At a meeting last week, one newspaper staff member offered his advice — and shared the framework of CNN’s plans — in real time on the social messaging Web site Twitter.

Tags: twitter, journalism, media, getanewbrowser on 2008-12-08 -All Annotations (0) -About

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To survive, publishers have to let this one go. Digital (online and mobile) is the future; younger people have already adopted digital media as a lifestyle, and they're not going to miraculously start reading print newspapers in any significant numbers as they grow older. Print will continue to decline as its core audience ages. So put the future at the center of the company, not the past. Now, and not before it's too late.

Tags: media, journalism, getanewbrowser, web strategy on 2008-12-08 and saved by 5 people -All Annotations (19) -About

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The people formerly known as the readers have now become readers/writers. In the "good old days" of the print newspaper, we only got a few letters each day. Today, we get hundreds and sometimes thousands of comments on our news articles each day. With the click of a button, readers can easily and instantly post reactions to articles. Furthermore, the readers don't only react to our articles -- they react far more often to each others' comments. The article may start a discussion, but it does not necessarily remain the center of attention.

Tags: media, newspapers, journalism, getanewbrowser, mediashift on 2008-12-08 and saved by 2 people -All Annotations (6) -About

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Murdoch, the chairman and chief executive of News Corp., gave a speech on Sunday titled "The Future of Newspapers: Moving Beyond Dead Trees." In the speech, he made the bold statement that newspapers would always be around in some form or other. "Too many journalists seem to take a perverse pleasure in ruminating on their pending demise," he said. "Unlike the doom and gloomers, I believe that newspapers will reach new heights in the 21st century."

Tags: newspaper, journalism, media, getanewbrowser on 2008-11-18 and saved by 5 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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The “Falls Church Incident” was earthshaking only in the most literal sense, but it is an interesting proof of concept that news can be broken on Twitter.

Tags: _blog, community, journalism, twitter on 2008-05-07 and saved by 8 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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What is Web 3.0?

My talk went well, and I did talk briefly about how we should think about Web 3.0. I know other people have said it's the Semantic Web, and maybe that use of the name will stick.

Tags: web3.0, journalism, media, web2.0 on 2007-05-24 and saved by 4 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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I wondered how this world of hyper-local sites had changed since that time. Were the businesses starting to gel? Was the community responding in positive ways and contributing? What were the lessons and challenges for the publishers of these sites, and ho

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Tags: aggregators, content, journalism, article on 2007-02-26 and saved by 3 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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On the Internet, everybody is a millenarian. Internet journalism, according to those who produce manifestos on its behalf, represents a world-historical development—not so much because of the expressive power of the new medium as because of its accessib

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