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Newspapers own less than 1 per cent of the time spent online in the US. This is in strong contrast to the situation in Scandinavia. In fact, Norway’s largest newspaper site, VG.no, have more page views than any newspaper site in English, despite the fact that only 4,7 million people live in the country.
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Here is Living Room 2.0 – New York Times’ vision of how the news site content on the work on your living room wall. It is another video which Nieman Journalism Lab has recorded from the R&D Group at New York Times. Some great and fascinating experiments here.
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This video shows how the New York Times is envisioning how its content can be shuffled across multiple devices. Through an application called CustomTimes they plan for the user to be able to switch between a tablet, television or even watching the content in the car. Really fascinating!
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Here is a fascinating video from New York Times R&D group about how they look at the future of news. The video has been produced by Nieman Journalism Lab. You can read much more at their site. Recommended.
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New York Times‘ alternative home page with links from other sources is a step toward a new potential role for media companies – as aggregators of content.
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The New York Times is fading away, claims marketing guru Seth Godin. And he offers six suggestions for how big newspaper companies can ensure they have a strong future online as well. “Great people on an important mission, but their footprint is shrinking and the company is losing stock value and cash and power and [...]
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As the technology develops, media companies are also searching for new and interactive ways to cover the big issues. That includes displaying readers emotions on the issues.
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