My three-part series on the chasm and challenges facing newspapers—and what they can do about them—received a great deal of attention and traffic last week. So I've repackaged it as a white paper, adding some charts, graphs and examples in the process. If you're interested in receiving a PDF copy of the "Crossing the Chasm" white paper, please drop me a note at recoveringjournalist(at)cox.net. Thanks!
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- I'm an entrepreneur and consultant who works with media and Internet companies on strategy and product development. I'm CEO of GrowthSpur, a company that provides tools and ad networks to help local Web sites succeed. You can read more about me here. These are my thoughts on the changes in how we create, receive and interact with news, information and advertising.
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Falling Dominos
- Oct. 14: NYT Co. Takes Boston Globe Off the Market
- Sept. 1: Orange County Register Parent Files for Bankruptcy Protection
- June 10: NYT Co. Seeks Buyer for Boston Globe
- May 16: Gannett Shuts Down Tucson Citizen; To Continue Online
- April 29: Newspaper Association of America Cuts 50% of Staff
- April 28: American Community Newspapers Files for Chapter 11 Protection
- April 2: Hearst Seeks 20 Percent Cost Cuts at Newspapers
- March 31: Chicago Sun-Times Parent Files for Bankruptcy
- March 25: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Cuts 30% of Staff
- March 18: San Diego Union-Tribune Sold to Private Equity Firm
- March 17: Seattle P-I Stops Presses, Goes Online-Only
- March 9: McClatchy to Cut 15% of Workforce
- March 4: McClatchy Writes Off Seattle Times Investment
- Feb. 27: ASNE Cancels 2009 Convention
- Feb. 26: Rocky Mountain News Folds
- Feb. 24: Hearst Threatens to Close the SF Chronicle
- Feb. 22: Philadelphia Media Holdings Files For Bankruptcy Protection
- Feb. 21: Journal Register Files For Bankruptcy Protection
- Feb. 19: NYTimes Co. Suspends Dividend
- Jan. 30: Gannett Writes Down $5 Billion; LA Times and Belo Make More Cuts
Essential Reading
- Assignment: Future
- BuzzMachine
- Clay Shirky
- CyberJournalist.net
- Fitz & Jen (E&P)
- Future of Journalism Blog
- Greg Sterling
- GrowthSpur Blog
- HowardOwens.com
- Insomniactive
- Ryan Sholin
- John Temple
- Journalism.co.uk
- Judy Sims
- Ken Doctor
- MiXT Media
- News after Newspapers
- Newspaper Death Watch
- Online Community Strategist
- Online Journalism Review
- PaidContent.org
- Poynter E-Media Tidbits
- Publishing 2.0
- Rebuilding Media
- Reflections of a Newsosaur
- Romenesko
- Six Pixels of Separation
- Steve Outing
- Steve Yelvington
- The Local Onliner
- The Nonprofit Road
hello !
I'm a french journalist, i work for a magazine, which is like a sort of TV Guide. And i'm veri interrested about the future of the presse, especially since the beginning of the web's big bang. Please send me some information about this subject. Thank you very much.
Best regards,
ann
Posted by: Ann Patricia Pitois | January 15, 2009 at 11:29 AM