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Information Habermas against Merkel
production and consumption of online news reporting and the ' value creation' for the newspaper business in digital are areas of research in full swing. Notable for its comprehensive work professor at Northwestern University Pablo Javier Boczkowski, in September published his second book, entitled News at Work: Imitation in an Age of Information Abundance (University of Chicago Press, 2010). Boczkowski studied simultaneously the trenches of digital journalism production and consumption of press in post-modern work environments for, as stated in the advance of his book, offer a paradoxical conclusion: the diversity of news is even lower than in the paper was (all digital media copy each other) and, worse still, the reading public seems to demand it. The work is also enriched with comparative notes between the U.S. and Argentina. The June 16 Boczkowski participated in a panel discussion on ' The market for media coverage on the web ', organized by the Social Media Club France at La Cantine in Paris, coinciding with the publication of the latest issue of the journal Réseaux (Communication - Technologie - Société ) , which addresses the state of research on online journalism.
Regarding this issue, the magazine The Atlantic published in its June 2010 report on Google's alleged efforts to save the newspaper business. In the article, by veteran journalist James Fallows, highlighting an intriguing fact: the quality journalism seems to succumb to the criteria of the most popular search engine on the internet. A summary of the situation on a specific topic in Wikipedia is more likely to be among the first results of a Google search for the latest news on the subject published by the New York Times , Le Monde or El Pais . The results of the search engines are predominant thematic content compared to episodic, hence the recent experiment of Google and some chief American press called Living Stories , which allows creating a news group kind of topic page maintained by the newspaper itself digital. As examples, we highlight the topic pages on health reform the Washington Post and the climate change of N ew York Times . The source Living Stories is freely available to any digital medium you want to use.
Academic research and testing professional. Perhaps those are the keys to understanding the present and win the future.
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Regarding this issue, the magazine The Atlantic published in its June 2010 report on Google's alleged efforts to save the newspaper business. In the article, by veteran journalist James Fallows, highlighting an intriguing fact: the quality journalism seems to succumb to the criteria of the most popular search engine on the internet. A summary of the situation on a specific topic in Wikipedia is more likely to be among the first results of a Google search for the latest news on the subject published by the New York Times , Le Monde or El Pais . The results of the search engines are predominant thematic content compared to episodic, hence the recent experiment of Google and some chief American press called Living Stories , which allows creating a news group kind of topic page maintained by the newspaper itself digital. As examples, we highlight the topic pages on health reform the Washington Post and the climate change of N ew York Times . The source Living Stories is freely available to any digital medium you want to use.
Academic research and testing professional. Perhaps those are the keys to understanding the present and win the future.
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