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Nokia et Reuters promeuvent le journalisme mobile !
Francemobiles.com | Nokia, protagoniste sur le marché des terminaux mobiles, et Reuters viennent d’annoncer de façon officielle la fourniture de kits-outils destinés à favoriser l’émergence d’un véritable « journalisme mobile ». Développé…
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EveryBlock experiment in hyper-local news
A new website claiming to cover news on every block in your neighbourhood has launched. EveryBlock is using an interesting combination of news aggregators off the web and data collection to feed…
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Small papers take advantage of usability study
“What small news organization can afford the time or money needed to enlist readers in planning and evaluating a website? Usability testing is a grand idea, but isn’t it too much to…
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À la mémoire de Louis Martin
Lysiane Gagnon | Un grand journaliste vient de s’éteindre. Louis Martin était un modèle de conscience professionnelle et de rigueur intellectuelle. Un homme aux talents multiples: rares sont les journalistes capables d’exceller…
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Denis Lévesque et l’info cheap
Richard Therrien, Le Soleil | C’est drôle comme les gens peuvent changer vite d’idée. Prenez Denis Lévesque. Quand il a quitté TQS pour LCN avec fracas il y a deux ans et…
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Random acts of community journalism
Community newspapers using citizen journalists are discovering new forms of journalism
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Respected ethnic newspaper aquired by Transcontinental
Transcontinental Media announced in December that it had acquired two Quebec weekly newspapers, including Montreal’s Italian-language weekly newspaper Corriere Italiano and L’Autre Voix, which serves the Côte-de-Beaupré region.
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CCNA makes changes to Verified Circulation
“Verified Circulation is now Canadian Media Circulation Audit. The new name was approved by the board of directors of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association in early 2007. The name Canadian Media Circulation…
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Lancashire Evening Post shows way to connect with audiences
Laura Oliver provides some unique insight into how one local newspaper in England approached the task of building its audience online using surveys.
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World economic forum: newspapers gone by 2014
Philip M. Stone, writing in followthemedia.com, reports that a World Economic Forum panel featuring futurists Paul Saffo of Stanford and Peter Schwartz suggests that print newspapers will disappear by 2014.