There’s no question that video is one of this year’s biggest priorities for newspapers, whether national or local. In this Q&A, the Editors Weblog interviewed Alexander Houben, editor of volksfreund.tv, an online local TV channel launched by the German local paper Volksfreund. Houben describes video’s costs, its effects on journalists and how the editorial content fits the paper's strategy.
Posted byEvan Fell on November 22, 2007 at 11:00 AM
US analyst firm Nemertes Research predicted in a recent report that the Internet could experience complete gridlock by the year 2010. In the report, a drastic slowdown is predicted because the network will struggle with the amount of data being carried on it.
