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Maybe goverment funding is not the way to go
Thoughts of Nigel —
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An interesting story from Nieman Lab for those who feel that government funding should be at the forefront of the campaign to save journalism. They bring our attention to a study carried out in Argentina which analyzes Argentina’s four largest newspapers and finds a strong correlation between their ...1 week ago -
The fall of the Lebanese press
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My favourite journalist Robert Fisk looks at the state of the press in Lebanon in this mornings Independent and doesnt find a particually good picture For decades, Lebanese journalism has been applauded as the freest, most outspoken and most literate in the heavily censored Arab world. Alas, no more. Beiruts ...2 weeks ago -
Could sex be the saviour of the newspaper industry
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Here is a novel way of saving the newspaper industry...sex. Cory Silverberg writes in the Huffington Post that Sex offers a lesson in the trouble newspapers and network television find themselves in, and a clue as to how they might turn their fortunes around. and she adds that Nowhere is the disconnect between ...2 weeks ago -
Little enthusiasm for online paywalls
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Authority: 142
More than a quarter of people have cut back spending on magazines and newspapers in the economic downturn in favour of free online content according to a recent study by You Gov for the accountancy firm KPMG. Only 11% of consumers said they paid for any online media and of those who did not currently pay, only a ...3 weeks ago -
Why subscription may be the solution to fix the business model
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Maybe life is going to turn into one big subscription service? As Damon Darlin writes in the New York Times Everywhere you look these days, businesses are selling subscriptions. Cable television, Internet and cellphone services are sold that way. So are business software, office printing and car rentals like ...4 weeks ago