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Can Newspapers Save Themselves By Outsourcing?  The idea of getting someone other than your local newspaper staff to fill your newspaper with stuff certainly isn't new. That's the whole point beind wire services, syndication, etc. But the more ad money that flows out of papers, the more you're going to see of it.
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The Case Against Newspapers, In Pictorial Form  This morning we suggested that some ballsy investor might do well by looking at newspapers now, when no one else wants to touch them. Vishal Iyer, an AOL designer, provided this eloquent counterargument, via a photo he posted on his blog today.
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| Calling all student journos Next week, Encyclopaedia Britannica will hold on online forum about the future of newspapers and news. Called "Are Newspapers Doomed? (Do We Care?)," the forum will open on Monday, at the Britannica's blog, with an excerpt from my book The Big Switch in which I look at how the economics of journalism change when news moves from paper to the web. Other participants will include reporters Caryle Mur [..] |
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Memo To SoapNet: An Ad Network Won't Save You  Disney's (DIS) SoapNet probably won't be the last troubled Web site to try to save itself by building an ad network, but it's clear a shakeout is coming. But the vast majority of these [..] |
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How To Save Advertising (Now That TV Is Toast)  The New York Times pulls together a panel on how to save advertising now that TV networks and other traditional "gatekeepers" no longer control the world. The NYT's Jack Hitt moderates Robert Rasmussen (RG/A), Lars Bastholm (AKQA), and Benjamin [..] |
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Why are newspapers screwed? Easy answer: Because ad dollars are shifting from newsprint to the Web.
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Norman Pearlstine, former top editor at both Time Inc. and the Wall Street Journal, and now a senior advisor at Carlyle Group, thinks newspapers are in for plenty more pain -- some self-inflicted.The main problem, o [..]
Huge news today, via Reuters: Kids these days don't like reading newspapers, and that's a problem for the industry.
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