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Last Wednesday, I met with an executive from Demand Media, a company that generates content based on popular Web searches and other data. Since then, I’ve spent about 20 hours reading past articles, calling people for background, doing interviews, writing my column, and working on the copy with editors Sunday afternoon. At Demand’s current pay rate, I’d be making almost a buck an hour. Never heard
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SAN FRANCISCO � With the widely anticipated introduction of a tablet computer at an event here on Wednesday morning, Apple may be giving the media industry a kind of time machine � a chance to undo mistakes of the past. Almost all media companies have run aground in the Internet Age as they gave away their print and video content on the Web and watched paying customers drift away as a result. Peop
IRIN(Integrated Regional Information Networks, 統合地域情報ネットワーク)は1995年に設立された国際連合人道問題調整事務所 (OCHA) によるアジアの一部、中東、サブサハラ・アフリカにおける、紛争・災害情報等の普及を目的とした独立した報道部門である。1994年のルワンダ虐殺と大湖沼地帯での難民危機を契機として人道援助関係者その他に広く情報を提供する目的で設置された。 ルワンダ虐殺とその後の難民危機の規模と複雑さは各援助団体の情報網を圧倒していた。このため、援助関係者とその本部は共同で IRIN をつくり、時宜を得た非党派の情報を提供し始めた。代表部はケニアのナイロビに置かれている。IRIN は OCHA の事業であり国連機関であるが、記者は編集の独立を保障されており、全ての IRIN の記事には国連の見解を示すものではないとの但し書きが付く
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Rupert Murdoch says he will remove stories from Google's search index as a way to encourage people to pay for content online. In an interview with Sky News Australia, the mogul said that newspapers in his media empire – including the Sun, the Times and the Wall Street Journal – would consider blocking Google entirely once they had enacted plans to charge people for reading their stories on the web
THE slope down which America's metropolitan newspapers are tumbling became steeper this week. On October 26th the Audit Bureau of Circulations revealed that the Los Angeles Times had lost 11% of its paying readers in the past year. Circulation at the Boston Globe tumbled by 18%. At the San Francisco Chronicle it fell by 26%.
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