Comments on: Newspapers Have Lost Their Future To Internet Media

By: Navtej Kohli

Navtej Kohli — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 08:00:29 +0000

I donot think so Because News paper have different standpoint and viewers also , more u know about Internet and News here Navtej Kohli IT Blog

By: Los j√≥venes ya no leen el peri√≥dico | XKOD

Los j√≥venes ya no leen el peri√≥dico | XKOD — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 20:14:39 +0000

[...] No es novedad esta afirmaci√≥n, pero para comScore lo es. Los j√≥venes de 18 a 24 a√±os no miran los peri√≥dicos impresos. Y es la pura verdad. [...]

By: Rob Dabney

Rob Dabney — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 20:10:09 +0000

The newspaper industry is going through a big transition right now from a manufacturing focus to multi channel digital service business. The online reader base is growing rapidly for the Newspaper Websites but it’s not enough to counter the huge losses they are taking in print ad revenue. If the Newspapers aren’t able to adapt to this rapidly changing environment then we could all lose out on the quality journalism that these true journalists provide.

But content is king and these companies have built long lasting brands in their communities. They’ll need to focus on quality niche local content and embrace new technology rapidly. They’ll need to get their content out to where it can get exposure with young people (social networks). Providing high quality community focused news is what they can do better than anybody. While there may be a number of papers that don’t survive, overtime I think the industry will be just fine.

By: Medios: Los j√≥venes ya no leen el peri√≥dico - ALT1040

Medios: Los j√≥venes ya no leen el peri√≥dico - ALT1040 — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 10:32:32 +0000

[...] No deber√≠a ser novedad, pero lo es, seg√∫n comScore los j√≥venes entre 18 y 24 a√±os pr√°cticamente no miran los peri√≥dicos impresos. ← Anterior | Inicio Comparte esta anotaci√≥n Imprimir [...]