I love reading books – and when it is time for vacation it becomes a major pleasure. But rarely do I now read books in my own language: Norwegian. The reason is simple: Only a few of them are available for e-readers!
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User payment, the tablet revolution and more clever advertising solutions. Those are some of the digital media trends that are putting their mark on 2010.
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One of the world’s most important news sites, BBC News, has been redesigned and claims to be part of a new “global visual language”.
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Social media is huge in Asia, but very distinct from the Western world in several aspects. Check this video for a quick introduction.
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After all the hype and all the disappointment, a report from Reuters Institute for the study of Journalism digs deeper into the effect of social media on the 2010 campaign.
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The digital version of The Times is now behind a paywall. Readership will drop, for sure. But will owner Rupert Murdoch still be the winner?
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In digital media journalism and technology are being strongly connected to each other. Here is a tech survival guide for the digital journalist – with all the tech terms you should know to stay on top.
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The Mail’s online miracle: or how to get paid without a paywall
by The Guardian on July 21, 2010 · 7 comments
The Mail has chosen a different road than many media companies: It doesn’t want a paywall and it shuns newsroom integration.
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