http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/ Alles fliesst und nichts bleibt (Heraklit von Ephesos) Cyberwriter Cyberwriter 2009-10-03T00:01:22Z en hourly 1 2000-01-01T00:00:00Z http://static.twoday.net/cyberwriter/images/icon.jpg http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/ http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/apropos-stere-o-ide-doping-und-so/ <img title="" height="196" alt="terrorsteroide" width="400" src="http://static.twoday.net/cyberwriter/images/terrorsteroide.jpg" /><br /> <br /> Wir wollen hier nicht pingelig sein, war bestimmt ein Tippfehler .... oder etwa doch nicht? NEIN, es hat System ;-) <a href="http://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/ausland/asien-und-ozeanien/Terroristen-putschten-sich-mit-Kokain-LSD-und-Stereoiden-auf/story/20247861">Guckst du hier</a> Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2008 Cyberwriter 2008-12-02T15:38:00Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/rupert-murdoch-moving-beyond-dead-trees/ <cite>A recent American study reported that many editors and reporters simply do not trust their readers to make good decisions. Let's be clear about what this means. This is a polite way of saying that these editors and reporters think their readers are too stupid to think for themselves.<br /> <br /> By taking their audience for granted and allowing themselves to become as institutionalised as any government or company they write about, these journalists are threatening their own papers. It is simply extraordinary that so many who are privileged to sit in the front row and write the first account of history could be so immune to its obvious meaning—not to mention the consequences for their own industry.</cite><br /> <br /> Rupert Murdoch: <a href="http://www.abc.net.au/rn/boyerlectures/stories/2008/2397940.htm#transcript">Lecture 3: The future of newspapers: moving beyond dead trees<br /> </a><br /> Via: <a href="http://www.medienspiegel.ch/archives/002186.html">Medienspiegel.ch</a> Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2008 Cyberwriter 2008-11-20T14:32:00Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/5247202/ <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/oOQsjqr6SaY&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/oOQsjqr6SaY&hl=en&fs=1" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object> Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2008 Cyberwriter 2008-10-10T13:20:00Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/5088144/ <img title="" height="306" alt="vnewsseditorsnote" width="400" src="http://static.twoday.net/cyberwriter/images/vnewsseditorsnote.jpg" /><br /> <br /> *lol*<br /> <br /> Via: <a href="http://www.regrettheerror.com/newspapers/paper-misspells-its-name-on-front-page">RegretTheError</a> + <a href="http://patthorntonfiles.com/blog/2008/07/24/i-wouldnt-fire-too-many-copy-editors/">the journalism econoclast</a> Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2008 Cyberwriter 2008-07-27T19:40:00Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/5035802/ <i>My agenda is no less than to cut the Gordian Knot of New Media. <br /> <br /> * I will explain why 1.3 billion people have gravitate online -- despite their already having access to mass media in much more convenient formats than online. <br /> * I'll explain why the so-called fragmentation of audiences is an illusion. How cohesive audiences were instead the real illusion. <br /> * I'll explain why traditional newspapers' and news magazines' circulations, and news broadcasts' viewerships, must ineluctably decline. And the reason why is not because people don't want news. <br /> * I'll explain why most newspapers' and news magazines' and news broadcasters' Web sites won't save their companies. (In other words, why simply doing in online what you've done in print will never result in revenues anywhere near what newspapers had earned.) <br /> * And I'll explain why people can be even better served by New Media than by Mass Media - if we are successful at this conference. In other words, why the change today is even greater than that during Gutenberg's era.<br /> <br /> That's a very ambitious agenda, so let's begin.<br /> <br /> If you think you've seen change during the past 15 years -- you ain't seen nothing yet...</i><br /> <br /> Das – und noch viel mehr Bemerkenswertes – sagt <a href="http://www.digitaldeliverance.com/blog/">Vin Crosbie</a> in seinem Speech anlässlich des <a href="http://www.personalizednewssymposium.com/">Second Annual Global Conference on Individuated Newspapers</a>. <br /> <br /> <b>Direkt zur </b><a href="http://www.digitaldeliverance.com/blog/2008/06/second_annual_global_conferenc_1.html">Entwirrung des gordischen Knotens gehts hier lang</a> Prädikat: MUST !! :-))<br /> <br /> <br /> Via <a href="http://www.digitaldeliverance.com/blog/2008/06/second_annual_global_conferenc_1.html">DigitalDeliverence</a> resp. <a href="http://www.medienspiegel.ch/archives/002058.html">Medienspiegel</a> Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2008 Cyberwriter 2008-07-02T23:12:00Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/4655592/ <img title="" height="155" alt="nr_winter07" width="119" src="http://static.twoday.net/cyberwriter/images/nr_winter07.jpg" /><br /> <br /> Is Local News the Answer?<br /> Vol. 61, No. 4<br /> <br /> Introduction<br /> By Melissa Ludtke<br /> <br /> Newspapers’ Niche: ‘Dig Deeply Into Local Matters’<br /> By Brett J. Blackledge<br /> <br /> Investigative Reporting Stays Local<br /> By Ken Armstrong<br /> <br /> Blending Voice and Reporting<br /> By John Doherty and Tim Logan<br /> <br /> Going to China to Report Local Stories<br /> By Tony Bartelme<br /> <br /> Showing China—With a Local Thread<br /> Words and Photographs by Alan Hawes<br /> <br /> Global Issues Viewed Through Local Eyes<br /> By Perry Beeman<br /> <br /> Going Far to Explore a Local Story<br /> By Kevin Finch<br /> <br /> Local Voices—Once Quiet—Are Heard<br /> By Michael Landauer<br /> <br /> A Front Page Dominated By Local News<br /> By Rex Smith<br /> <br /> Forgetting Why Reporters Choose the Work They Do<br /> By Will Bunch<br /> <br /> Matching Ambition With Assignment<br /> By Carole Tarrant<br /> <br /> The Decline of Newspapers: The Local Story<br /> By Thomas E. Patterson<br /> <br /> The ‘Local-Local’ Strategy: Sense and Nonsense<br /> By Rick Edmonds<br /> <br /> Stories About Me<br /> By Bill Ostendorf<br /> <br /> What Readers Mean When They Say They Want Local News<br /> Interview by Dean Miller<br /> <br /> Local Characters: How to Tell the Stories You Have to Tell<br /> Excerpts from a talk by Lane DeGregory<br /> <br /> Strategically Reorganizing the Newsroom<br /> By Shawn McIntosh<br /> <br /> Changing Reporters’ Beats—With a Focus on Local<br /> By Rene Sanchez<br /> <br /> Childhood Memories Kindle Hyperlocal Strategies<br /> By Rob Curley<br /> <br /> Going Hyperlocal at the Chicago Tribune<br /> By Kyle Leonard<br /> <br /> When Community Residents Commit ‘Random Acts of Journalism’<br /> By Jan Schaffer<br /> <br /> Picking Up Where Newspapers Leave Off<br /> By Geoff Dougherty<br /> <br /> Going Local: Knowing Readers Is Essential<br /> By Liz George<br /> <br /> Journalism: Its Intersection With Hyperlocal Web Sites<br /> By Mark Potts<br /> <br /> VillageSoup: A Community Host Model At Work<br /> By Richard M. Anderson<br /> <br /> Journalists Navigate New Waters<br /> By Lisa Williams<br /> <br /> <a href="http://www.nieman.harvard.edu/reports/07-4NRwinter/index.html">http://www.nieman.harvard.edu/reports/07-4NRwinter/index.html</a> Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2008 Cyberwriter 2008-01-28T14:59:00Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/3511486/ <object width="425" height="357"><param name="movie" value="http://www.jibjab.com/watch/583911"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param><embed src='http://www.jibjab.com/watch/583911' type='application/x-shockwave-flash' wmode='transparent' width='425' height='357'></embed></object><div><a href="http://www.jibjab.com/jokebox/jokebox/jibjab/id/583911/jokeid/130841">What We Call the News</a> | <a href="http://www.jibjab.com/jokebox/jokebox_sendtofriend.aspx?id=583911&jokeid=130841">Send To Friends</a> | <a href="http://www.jibjab.com/">Funny Animations at JibJab</a></div> Via: <a href="http://www.poynter.org/profile/profile.asp?user=1893">Amy Gahran</a> - <a href="http://www.poynter.org/column.asp?id=31&aid=120626">Poynter.org</a> Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2007 Cyberwriter 2007-03-31T23:15:00Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/1715789/ Wie war das schon wieder mit der Suche nach den jungen LeserInnen?? <br /> <br /> <i>"There is a wealth of cool stuff online that you can use to generate, at the very least, stories. What is news? It's anything people are interested in. What's relevant to all of us in this room might not be of interest to youth. Stop living in your silo of what you define as news. Go online, see what they're doing and use it!<br /> <br /> Here's what<a href="http://askmerrill.ml.com/res_profile/0,,3704,00.html"> Lauren Rich Fine</a> said you should know about kids and their new media habits: <br /> <br /> * They share things virally. <br /> * They test things out. <br /> * It's all about video and music. <br /> * The next big challenge you're all going to face is video online. <br /> * Kids are "wonderfully obsessed" with video and photos. <br /> * Kids understand the difference between credible, uncredible and incredible sources online. In other words, they're not as naive as you think. <br /> * "Every kid I know is going to be discovered by some reality show. My daughter is convinced she's going to be a famous singer one day. Take advantage of this in your various media!"<br /> </i><br /> <b><a href="http://askmerrill.ml.com/res_profile/0,,3704,00.html">Lauren Rich Fine, Merrill Lynch equity analys</a>,</b> nahm am Poynter-Seminar teil, Thema: "<a href="http://www.poynter.org/content/content_view.asp?id=98483">New Habits of News Consumers</a>".<br /> <br /> Hier gibts den vollständigen Artikel dazu: <a href="http://www.poynter.org/content/content_view.asp?id=98483">To Capture Kids, Reconsider Definition of News</a> <br /> <br /> [Via <a href="http://www.poynter.org">Poynter.org</a>] Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2006 Cyberwriter 2006-03-19T08:48:59Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/1013826/ Im <a href="http://pjnet.org">Weblog PJNet</a> ist ein sehr interessanter Offener Brief von Leonard Witt zu Handen von David Carr, Media Critic der the New York Times zu lesen:<br /> <br /> <cite>After I read your defense of newspapers in The New York Times, I turned to the Wall Street Journal story saying that Yahoo "signed nine new columnists to write for its Yahoo Finance site and plans to hire as many as 30."<br /> <br /> Now compare that to last week, during which there were so many layoffs at major newspapers that <a href="http://www.cjrdaily.org/archives/001850.asp">Steve Lovelady of the Columbia Journalism Review would write</a>:<br /> <br /> Iit's starting to feel as if the bow of the ship is slipping beneath the water.<br /> <br /> <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/26/business/media/26carr.html">You would write</a>:<br /> <br /> Newspapers are a civic good, especially right now, but they cannot function as a nonprofit. Make all the jokes you want about dead trees, a printed artifact that people pay to read and advertise in is an absolute necessity. <br /> <br /> Maybe, but then why does <a href="http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=NYT&script=411&layout=-6&item_id=676519">your own company The New York Times pay $410 million for About.com</a>, and later announce pending layoffs of some 45 folks in its flagship's newsroom.<br /> <br /> You see David, you might hope for the preeminence of the newspaper, and so might I, but your bosses are putting their money elsewhere. Maybe it is time for you and critics like you to start looking to the future.</cite><br /> <br /> Quelle: <a href="http://pjnet.org/weblogs/pjnettoday/archives/000815.html">An Open Letter To David Carr, Look to the Future</a> [Via: <a href="http://pjnet.org/weblogs/pjnettoday/archives/000815.html">PJNet</a> ] Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2005 Cyberwriter 2005-09-28T15:13:32Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/988911/ <img title="" height="81" alt="druckindustrie" width="81" src="http://static.twoday.net/cyberwriter/images/druckindustrie.gif" /><br /> <br /> Medienspiegel-Post-Schlusswort von Martin Hitz zum Thema : <a href="http://medienspiegel.ch/archives/001120.html">Eine Zeitung für die Jüngeren</a><br /> <br /> <cite> "Und dann noch eine gute Website zur Zeitung. <br /> Oder noch besser umgekehrt: Eine gute Website und dazu eine Zeitung."</cite><br /> <br /> Martin Hitz (aka <a href="http://medienspiegel.ch/archives/001120.html">medienspiegel.ch</a> ) Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2005 Cyberwriter 2005-09-19T17:14:17Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/972751/ <img title="" height="250" alt="gavgame" width="400" src="http://static.twoday.net/cyberwriter/images/gavgame.jpg" /><br /> <br /> Nationaler Presse-GAV Aktionstag mit Pressecafé und Online-Aktion. Aus dem Mailing von <a href="http://www.comedia.ch">comedia</a> und <a href="http://www.journalisten.ch">journalisten.ch</a>:<br /> <br /> Am 14. September 2005 findet der nationale Presse-GAV Aktionstag statt. Die beiden Arbeitnehmerverbände impressum und comedia laden in ihr <b>Pressecafé mit Diskussionen und Attraktionen</b> ein. Dieses steht von <b>9 Uhr bis 14 Uhr neben dem Bahnhof Stadelhofen in Zürich</b> und bietet Journalistinnen und Journalisten sowie Interessentinnen und Interessenten Gelegenheit, sich persönlich über die Problematik des heutigen Zustandes ohne Presse-GAV zu informieren und ihr Interesse an einem unabhängigen, qualitativ hochstehenden Journalismus kund zu tun.<br /> <br /> Der nationale Aktionstag hat in erster Linie die Sensibilisierung der Öffentlichkeit zum Ziel, die Arbeitnehmerverbände richten sich aber auch an die Verleger. Mit einem Schreiben an deren Verband Schweizer Presse bekunden sie zum wiederholten Male ihre Verhandlungsbereitschaft und bekräftigen, dass die Arbeitnehmervertreter offen, flexibel und gesprächsbereit sind.<br /> <br /> Eine Zeitung die ihren Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeitern den Lohn drückt und deren Arbeitsbedingungen laufend verschlechtert, liegt in niemandes Interesse, weder in jenem der Leser noch der Verleger und bestimmt nicht im Interesse der Journalistinnen und Journalisten.<br /> <br /> Besuchen Sie die Website www.GAVgame.ch zum Aktionstag und machen Sie mit. Es macht garantiert Spass und jeder Klick hilft uns weiter. Sagen Sie es weiter! Danke.<br /> <br /> <a href="http://www.gavgame.ch/">http://www.gavgame.ch/</a><br /> <br /> Mehr Infos zum GAV: <a href="http://www.gav05.info">http://www.gav05.info</a> Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2005 Cyberwriter 2005-09-13T15:11:52Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/836347/ Daniel Sommer, bisheriger Verlagsdirektor der Basler Zeitung, stellt seinen Posten per sofort zur Verfügung und orientiert sich neu. Dies teilt das Unternehmen heute mit.<br /> <br /> Die Übereinkunft zwischen der Unternehmensleitung und Sommer steht im Zusammenhang mit einer grundsätzlichen Neustrukturierung der Verlagsaufgaben im Gesamtunternehmen. <br /> <br /> Der Verantwortungsbereich des Verlagsdirektors wird von Roland Steffen übernommen, der seit dem 1. Juli 2005 als Leiter Verlage im Gesamtunternehmen der Basler Zeitung Medien tätig ist.<br /> <br /> Mehr Infos bei der <a href="http://www.baz.ch/news/index.cfm?keyID=C1723B82-3730-4DA5-88B7DAEFC3372DD6&startpage=1&ObjectID=145A2692-60CF-2062-F4ED39DCCF025E02">baz</a> und bei <a href="http://www.persoenlich.com/news/show_news.cfm?newsid=53643">persönlich</a>. Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2005 Cyberwriter 2005-07-14T10:57:26Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/285372/ <a href="http://www.imw.unibe.ch/ueber_uns/team/roger_blum/leben.asp">Roger Blum</a>, Professor für Medienwissenschaften hat für das <a href="http://www.facts.ch">Magazin Facts</a> die Schweizer Medien (print/radio/tv) in ein Links-Rechts-Schema eingeteilt:<br /> <br /> <cite> Die Grafik zeigt, dass die grösste Macht bei den linksliberalen Medien liegt. Sie überwiegen jene der Mitte und erst recht die rechtsliberalen. Pointiert linke und rechte Medien hingegen gibt es nur wenige. Offen ist, wie stabil diese Positionierungen sind. Vielleicht befindet sich die Schweiz im Übergang zum britischen Prinzip, wo wichtige Medienhäuser, vor allem die News Corporation von Rupert Murdoch, je nach kommerziellen und politisch-opportunistischen Eigeninteressen mal diese, mal jene Partei unterstützen.</cite><br /> Hier gibt's den Artikel zum Nachlesen - Prof.Roger Blum: <a href="http://www.facts.ch/dyn/magazin/schweiz/397754.html">Mehrheit links der Mitte</a> ( Quelle: <a href="http://www.facts.ch">Facts</a>)<br /> [Via: <a href="http://www.bernergazette.ch/archives/000462.html">Berner Gazette</a> ] Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2004 Cyberwriter 2004-07-26T20:36:04Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/236063/ <cite>Beim Zürcher «Tages-Anzeiger» will man sich wieder einmal «grundsätzlich fragen, was eigentlich eine Tageszeitung sei», und zu diesem Zweck haben Geschäftsleitung und Chefredaktion soeben das «Projekt 005» gestartet, wie einem internen Papier zu entnehmen ist ... </cite><br /> <a href="http://www.kleinreport.ch/print_meld.phtml?id=22214">Beim Klein Report Nachlesen</a>.<br /> <br /> [Via <a href="http://medienspiegel.ch/archives/000510.html">Medienspiegel.ch</a> ] Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2004 Cyberwriter 2004-06-08T11:51:48Z http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/stories/229902/ Interessante Kolumne von Daniel Okrent, Public Editor der New York Times, der seine Sicht der Dinge im Bezug auf die NYTimes-Berichterstattung zum Irak-Krieg präsentiert inkl. der <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2004/05/26/international/middleeast/26FTE_NOTE.html?ex=1400990400&en=94c17fcffad92ca9&ei=5007&partner=USERLAND">Entschuldigung der N.Y. Times</a>. Okrent sieht 5 Knack-Punkte:<br /> <br /> <cite>The failure was not individual, but institutional.<br /> <br /> When I say the editors got it "mostly" right in their note this week, the qualifier arises from their inadequate explanation of the journalistic imperatives and practices that led The Times down this unfortunate path. There were several:</cite> <ul> <li>The Hunger for Scoops</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Front-Page Syndrome</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Hit-And-Run Journalism</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Coddling Sources</li> </ul> <ul> <li>End-Run Editing</li> </ul> Diese "Stolpersteine" gelten sicherlich nicht nur für die Journalisten derNYTimes, sondern für manche anderen JournalistInnen ebenso,.... <br /> <br /> Daniel Okrent: <a href="http://www.nytimes.com/2004/05/30/weekinreview/30bott.html?ex=1401249600&en=2121bfd69cfd52e7&ei=5007&partner=USERLAND">Weapons of Mass Destruction? Or Mass Distraction?</a> [ Via: <a href="http://www.nytimes.com">NYTimes</a> ] Cyberwriter Presse Copyright © 2004 Cyberwriter 2004-05-31T07:57:04Z Search this site: q http://cyberwriter.twoday.net/search