links for 2007-03-21
Wednesday, 21 March 2007, 12:22
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No, it’s not that tired debate again. It’s a good post by Martin Rosenbaum about the US Congress’s attempt to class bloggers as journalists for the purpose of the Freedom of Information Act fees regime there.
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Haydn Shaughnessy: “Beats me why all the focus is on the web, in fact. Yes, yes. it’s cheaper to produce a website but it’s also depressing knowing precisely how few people visit it and having to mess with the numbers to justify your ad sales and pric
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…,But Their Print Revenue Was Down 1.7% And There’s The Problem — That 1.7% Drop Is More Money Than That 31.5% Gain
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“Readership is going down for print newspapers, but readership is continuing to rise — along with digital revenues — at newspaper websites.”
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“Only a few of the 350 magazine and newspaper companies represented at the [Magazine Media 2.0 conference in Hannover last week] said, in a show of hands, that they were making more than 3 percent of their sales online.”
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‘Perhaps it speaks volumes for Kelner’s policy that with despite being in profit, the website is almost universally criticised and his papers popularity is in decline.”
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Editor Geoff Marsh introduces the new Daily Express web site.
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Ian Carter: “A lot of newspapers already have quite a lot of video online, but to be honest much of it is shockingly amateurish.”
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1. Andrew | 21 March 2007 at 1652
I suspect it’s quite telling that the first paragraph of the Daily Express introduction reads:
Here at express.co.uk you’ll find everything you’d expect from you’re favourite newspaper – and a whole lot more.
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