On Sun, 29 Mar 2009, Tim Dobson wrote:
I suspect that specialist areas of journalism will remain - sailing magazines
for instance won't stop employing people to write about new yachts and
dinghies, but I suspect some of the more general publications will need to
adapt their business model or
European Newspapers Find Creative Ways to Thrive in the Internet Age
PARIS — As the death toll in the American newspaper industry mounted
this month, the German publisher Axel Springer, which owns Bild, the
biggest newspaper in Europe, reported the highest profit in its
62-year history.
Billy Abbott wrote:
I think that niche journalism is one of the first places to suffer.
That's a good point. :)
I'll have to go back on myself and say we'll just have to see...
I guess it somewhat depends what you call a blog. Basically a blog can
be pretty much any sequential line of posts
Sorry it's the 30th of March... but I just wanted to make a note of the
BBCs involvement within the IMDA. Currently the BBC is a member of the
Steering Group, and has provided a Technical rep on the technical
committee. This is being headed up by BBC Audio Music Interactive.
As the other email
Situation has now changed - but still broken.
On Sunday it was redirecting to a general error page within the schedules
system - now it says:
Monday 30 March 2009
Sorry, there are no broadcasts for this day. Please choose an alternative
date from the calendar.
but it is now showing material
Hi Paul,
Thanks for letting us know - we're looking into the problem as I type.
It relates to a rather crusty old scheduling system we have in the World
Service (soon to be replaced), that feeds schedules into an intermediary
system in order to create iPlayer schedules. Unfortunately clock
We wanted to share it with the community first...
http://welcomebackstage.com/
Its still in beta and there will be links which point to the old site. But its
live and running. We are publishing to both places but that will change once we
change the backstage.bbc.co.uk domain.
We decided to
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