Most people would agree that change is good. At the same time, most people are afraid of change. At this point, it isn't surprising to anyone that the old media is terrified of change, meaning the web, and it's hard to pick the one that's most afraid, the movie industry, music labels, or newspapers. It... |
23 November 2009
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The economic downturn hasn't been kind to the newspaper business already struggling with fewer readers and diminished advertising revenue. Needless to say, most aren't happy about their situation yet few have made attempts to adapt to a new business model. The prestigious New York Times is contemplating one... |
10 July 2009
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The New York Times has released its very own application, offering "a new way to take your news with you on the iPhone and iPod touch." The NYTimes iPhone application allows you to enjoy the high-quality journalism of The New York Times on your iPhone, anywhere.The application is "specifically designed to utilize the... |
14 July 2008
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A Zimbabwe newspaper website has been shutdown by hackers for three days, since this last Saturday. The Zimbabwe Herald newspaper has reported and admitted to the incident yesterday. The Herald has become unavailable after a hacker, calling himself "r4b00f", has hacked the newspaper webpage.It appears that the hacked... |
13 May 2008
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Whatever the standards are for thinness, the MacBook Air is right on the top. Everyone knows this and it seems that the thinner and lighter a device is, the better it sells. People love thin! That's a fact. But at least one person out there may very well hate the Air for being so thin. Why? 'Cause it got th... |
11 March 2008
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Google has its mind set to be the reigning champ of advertising. Fair and square, it is probably going to become that, now that the DoubleClick deal is about to go through, and with the newspaper ad sales that it is eyeing, it might break the barrier that held the Mountain View-based company in check this far.The Int... |
30 January 2008
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A long time ago, the Sunnyvale portal Yahoo started an impressive campaign of agreements which was supposed to connect newspapers with the company's Yahoo HotJobs technology. Today, one more newspaper joins the list of the partners, receiving "access to Yahoo!'s cutting-edge Web technologies for targeting d... |
12 November 2007
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A long time ago, the Mountain View super giant Google announced its plans to improve its advertising solutions and move them into the traditional media such as newspapers or radio stations. In July, the company released the first version of Google Print Ads which allows the US advertisers to expand their AdWords adve... |
21 September 2007
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What looked like a simple Google plan is now becoming reality because the Mountain View company finally expanded AdWords into the offline media by placing adverts into US newspapers. First of all, this new program is extremely useful for a lot of advertisers because - according to a study conducted by Scarborough Res... |
19 July 2007
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Google might sign a deal with several Belgian newspapers to publish latest news and headlines on the News service, although the company recorded several problems in the past. The Belgian group Copiepresse agreed to have the news indexed on Google's product, but without the cache option that allows users to acces... |
3 May 2007
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Quark XPress holds a warm place in the heart of many journalists and layout artists. It's been around for well over ten years (a lifetime in computing terms) and has built up an army of satisfied users. It's very likely indeed that most newspapers, magazines, pamphlets and posters you see will have been des... |
24 April 2007
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Google's search box is currently one of the most used technologies on the Internet because it provides quick access to the best search engine ever created. That's why several companies on the Internet are looking to include the Google search box on their pages and allow users to search the firm and the Inte... |
6 March 2007
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