By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Mainstream Media Meltdown
Many people have scoffed about predictions that the internet would mean the end of traditional media. Even as journalism has been given a rough ride by a horde of fact-checking bloggers pundits have continued to hold that the media themselves are not in jeopardy. Well, the end is coming, and it's not just creeping forward, it is steamrolling. More...
Watch TV Stations From The World Around: Online TV Player
By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Watch TV Stations From The World Around: Online TV Player
Something like this makes me think back to the good old days of 1999 when ICraveTV lit up the internet. This, though is slightly different - it is syndicating existing online feeds. More...
A New Red Scare
By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. A New Red Scare
I will have much more to say about this story line at a future date (there is the Wall Street Journal article to consider, the Chronicle article, and more) but probably not in this forum. More...
L'épreuve du chômage (France culture)
Mi janvier 2019, l’émission de France culture "Entendez-vous l’éco" abordait la question du chômage au travers de trois thématiques : l’histoire de la reconnaissance du chômage, l’effet sociologique du chômage sur les individus et la politique de lutte contre le chômage. Réécouter le triptyque. Plus...
New York Times Plans to Eliminate 100 Jobs in the Newsroom
By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. New York Times Plans to Eliminate 100 Jobs in the Newsroom
Ravi Somaiya, New York Times, 2014/10/03
The New York Times was one of the earliest and most prominent news sources to set up a paywall and opt for subscription-based online services. Though the newspaper has consistently claimed that the move was a success, it's not clear that it has been. More...
POSSE
By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. POSSE
Unattributed, Indie Web Camp, 2014/09/19
During my recent talk I discussed the POSSE model, which describes owned, bought and earned media (POSSE = produced, owned, seeded, social, earned). More...
« Ligue du LOL » : une affaire qui interroge les écoles de journalisme
How analyzing patterns helps students spot deceptive media
L'éducation aux médias et à l'information au défi des mutations du monde des médias
Regent’s opens fashion journalism scholarship
By Viggo Stacey. Regent’s University London has found a somewhat unlikely partner for a private scholarship for its fashion journalism degree, in the Pakistani version of popular celebrity magazine OK!. The independent institution in London and the celebrity brand say they are looking for a student who is “keen to help present the modern face of Pakistan to the rest of the world”. More...