The future of journalism: Yesterday's Papers
Artikel im Ecomnomist zum äusserst lesenswerten Speech von Rupert Murdoch, den er am 13. April vor der American Society of Newspaper Editors ASNE hielt:
The decline of newspapers predates the internet. But the second—broadband—generation of the internet is not only accelerating it but is also changing the business in a way that the previous rivals to newspapers—radio and TV—never did. Older people, whom Mr Murdoch calls “digital immigrants”, may not have noticed, but young “digital natives” increasingly get their news from web portals such as Yahoo! or Google, and from newer web media such as blogs.
Hier zum vollständigen Artikel: The future of journalism: Yesterday's Papers:
Is Rupert Murdoch right to predict the end of newspapers as we now know them?
[Via: Dan Gillmor ]
The decline of newspapers predates the internet. But the second—broadband—generation of the internet is not only accelerating it but is also changing the business in a way that the previous rivals to newspapers—radio and TV—never did. Older people, whom Mr Murdoch calls “digital immigrants”, may not have noticed, but young “digital natives” increasingly get their news from web portals such as Yahoo! or Google, and from newer web media such as blogs.
Hier zum vollständigen Artikel: The future of journalism: Yesterday's Papers:
Is Rupert Murdoch right to predict the end of newspapers as we now know them?
[Via: Dan Gillmor ]
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