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Murdoch iPad-Exclusive Newspaper: Game Changer or DOA?
Today, Rupert Murdoch launched The Daily – an iPad-based newspaper. Rumors of the newspaper have been circulating for a while, and the launch had been delayed due to Steve Jobs’ health-related leave of absence, but The Daily was officially announced today at a reception held at the Guggenheim Museum in New
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The Newspaper Club Lets You Design and Print Your Own Newspaper
Did you work on your high school newspaper or yearbook? If so, there’s a new club in town. No tryouts necessary. All you have to do is sign up and those days of dreaming about being your own publisher are over. Thanks to the Newspaper Club, a new London-based
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Web Publishing Roll Up: Fight Night! Web vs Print vs Mobile
This week we bring you web vs print. The match of the new millenium. Print Media In this corner, we see a defeated, brow beaten print media. Things don't look so good for the once supreme media outlet. The projected numbers for (US) advertising spending this year have been released.
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Google's Fast Flip Speeding Newspapers to Safety
Think fast! Google Fast Flip is here and it's sure to make things interesting for web publishers. Fast Flip is one of the newest creations from Google Labs. It is a web application that combines the qualities of print and the Web, with the ability to "flip" through pages
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IFRA Addresses Mobile E-Reading
Recently, we commented that the news publishing industry was eyeing the world of mobile news in an effort to capture a wider audience, as well as revenue.
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Online Newspaper Audience Grows; Looks Toward Mobile
What's the saying, 'another man's trash is another man's treasure'? Well, it might not exactly summarize the situation facing print newspapers and their web counterparts, but you get the point. What has been a dismal year for print newspapers, has also been a year of promise for newspaper websites.
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Learning from the World’s Best-Designed Newspapers
Even though it seems like all we online content management types like to do is dismiss the presence of print media, sometimes we can muster up the courage to offer up an acknowledgment for the traditional genre.And so, we recognize the Society for News Design (yes, such a society does
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Newspapers Need Not Fear the Reaper
It seems that the continuing writer's strike is making people anxious and nervous. With growing access to free online content, shouldn't all writers - from film to television to newspapers - be compensated fairly for their content accessed on the Internet? David Lazarus of the Los Angeles Times thinks so.
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Matchbin Community Marketplace for Community Newspapers
What's a Matchbin, you ask? Why, it's a website launched in 2002 as an automated barter marketplace. Later, it morphed into a wholesale web CMS-providin' do-hickey.The company offers three core products. Primary amongst these is Community Marketplace, a hosted Web CMS aimed primarily at local newspapers and other "customer-focused websites,"
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An Online Majority
From the annals of News You Already Know comes two reports that shouldn't surprise you. On Monday, Reuters reported that "four out of five U.S. adults" or "79 percent -- about 178 million -- go online" and spend an average of 11 hours a week on the Internet.The survey, conducted by
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