Round-Up of Gloom, Doom, Save the News Articles
Here thanks to iA Notebook is a list of story links on the gloom, doom and salvation of the news media.
- Doc Searls Weblog: How to Save Newspapers
- Robert Scoble: Newspapers are deadâ¦
- Don Dodge: Has the Internet killed newspapers, magazines, music and video?
- Mathew: Print may be dying, but the news is not
- Larry Digman: How journalism education should change
- Rafat Ali: IDG’s InfoWorld Magazine To Close Down; Focus on Online/Events
- Scott Karp: Can InfoWorld Survive The Transition From Print To Online Publishing? and Reinventing The News Business Requires A Little Imagination
- Dan Gillmor Save-the-Newspapers Columnist Fires Back, Misses
- Dave Winer Trouble At The Chronicle
- Ryan: Two obstacles to improving online newspapers
- Drumsnwhistles: Local Newspapers Are NOT Dead, But They Must Evolve
- Recoveringjournalist: Internet ad revenue is going up, print ad revenue is going down
- Radar.oreilly.com: The San Francisco Chronicle is in financial trouble,
- Publishing2.com: InfoWorld stops printing
- Randomtech: Time Magazine redesigns its print edition and fires 50 people.
- The Guardian: New stars of the newsroom
- Asiamedia: Malaysia tells media to ignore online news sites
- Ryan Sholin: Two obstacles to improving online newspapers
- Crunchnotes: Print Media Demise, Cont.
- InfoWorld: InfoWorld Brand Moves Online and InfoWorld folds print mag to focus on online and events
- Adage: The Post Advertising Age
Pointer to iA thanks to Jeff Howe’s Crowdsourcing blog.
March 29th, 2007 at 12:41 pm
Yawn, yawn and yawn… I’ve never seen/heard so much navel-gazing in my life, other than from myself of course, or from a few deadbeats who fancied themselves “artists” back in college. I have no idea where they are now either! We’d just better all shut-up and shoot… video.