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2006’s best examples of newsroom integration

Posted by John Burke on April 20, 2007 at 1:24 PM
At the 6th annual Ifra International Newsroom Summit, representatives from two of 2006’s most closely watched news organizations presented the conference with the trials and tribulations of their respective newsroom integration processes. Will Lewis gave the anxious audience a peek into the Daily Telegraph’s new newsroom and Michael Maness from Gannett detailed his organization’s dive into hyper-local "Information Centers."


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Media Giraffe Summit: Relevant journalism

Posted by John Burke on June 29, 2006 at 8:42 PM
As the humid summer season falls on Western Massachusetts, I've returned to the area where I grew up to see what's happening at the inaugural Media Giraffe Summit. The first session gathered some of the "usual suspects" as they called themselves to discuss how journalism will stay relevant, to whom and in what forms.


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Study shows youth get online news from portals, not newspapers

Posted by John Burke on May 11, 2006 at 10:27 AM
Jupiter Research has released a report showing that Web portals are the first stop for young Internet surfers seeking news and are thus in direct competition with newspapers. The report entitled "The New Demographics of Online News Competing with Portals for Younger Audiences" claims that portals are the "second-most-used news medium by young people," (assumedly after television). These findings are not necessarily new.


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Newspaper predictions coming true: observations from the Washington Post's "print vs. online" row

Posted by John Burke on December 14, 2005 at 1:11 PM
The Washington Post's newly appointed ombudsman, Deborah Howell, tipped off a serious debate about the differences in journalistic styles between the paper's print and online newsrooms. The spat illustrates that several predictions by media pundits about the future of the newspapers are being realized.


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