Many media houses have spent a lot of time regulating how journalists can behave in Twitter and other social media. I think it is quite simple: Basically you only need three rules!
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A majority of consumers may be willing to pay for online news, according to a new survey. However, they will not give more than a few dollars per month.
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Amazon promises “free 3G wireless” when downloading books and newspaper on the new international Kindle. But free it is not – as prices for book and newspapers are significantly higher outside USA.
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Media managers from 18 countries met in Paris to discuss e-readers as a platform for news. Here are some of the conclusions from the 2nd European E-reading conference.
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Lauren Picard, cofounder of Bookeen, is one of the veterans in the fast growing e-reader industry.
Here are some of his predictions of the major developments for e-readers in 2010.
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For sure e-readers are great for reading books. But what will it take for the technology to succeed with newspapers and magazines as well?
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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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