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16 Ways The News Media Can Use Blogs » The Bivings Report
Um, yes please, more of this: “People are interested in fishing, knitting, and wine. Why not regularly cover these interests with a blog?”
The State of the News Media 2007 – Journalism.org
From the Project for Excellence in Journalism (and really, who can’t support that) comes this annual report. Start anywhere you like and dig into the numbers.
Change or die is a newspaper’s watchword – MarketWatch
Jon Friedman talks to the Orange County Register biz editor about creating exclusive local content – like a real estate blog.
Why should journalists blog? – Chris Cobler
“Time is every journalist’s lament. The short answer is how do you find the time not to? Do you really want to become irrelevant? I’m overstating the point a little. But only a little.”
Blogging Our Way Into the Newspaper – Poynter Online
Yvette Walker from the Oklahoman: “By teaching staffers an easy-to-learn, Web-based program, we have given our newsroom the tools to be more accessible, more human. And that is part of the appeal.”
Web newspaper blog traffic triples in Dec-study | Reuters.com
“The number of people reading Internet blogs on the top 10 U.S. newspaper sites more than tripled in December from a year ago and accounted for a larger percentage of overall traffic to those sites, according to data released on Wednesday.”
Web newspaper blog traffic triples in Dec-study | Reuters.com
Newspaper blogs appear to be hitting the takeoff point, if they haven’t already
It appears to be time for me to get back to doing some preliminary data gathering for my thesis in my spare time:
Web newspaper blog traffic triples in Dec.-study (via Reuters)
“Blog pages accounted for 13 percent of overall visits to newspaper sites in [December 2006], up from 4 percent a year earlier. Total visitors to the top newspaper sites rose 9 percent to 29.9 million.”
Those are awfully pleasant numbers.
Somewhere in my laptop, there’s a spreadsheet giving me the evil eye right now; it’s half-full of data on newspaper blogs.
My side projects at this point are starting to outnumber my work and school projects – Well, maybe not my work projects, but you get the idea. And of course, I’ve been blogging a bit more the last week or so, keeping me away from wrapping up any of the side projects. Now where was that post about procrastination?
Move along, nothing to see here…
Culture Clash: Journalism and the Communal Ethos of the Blogosphere
Short academic paper on journalists blogging.
Culture Clash: Journalism and the Communal Ethos of the Blogosphere
WSJ Gets Comfortable with Blogs, Wants to Boost Community – MediaShift
“When Lattman does a post about the heavy prison terms handed out to certain felonious CEOs, and asks, “what do you think about that, readers?â€⊘ We find that there are 65 comments posted in a couple hours. There’s a real value there tha
WSJ Gets Comfortable with Blogs, Wants to Boost Community – MediaShift
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