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TechCrunch
The State of Online Feed Readers

Sport in America: i soldi arrivano anche dal Web

The Inquirer
NFL wants $300 million for internet broadcasts
...the National Football League is asking for $300 million to televise its matches on the Interweb.

Perché i giornali (di carta e on line) hanno bisogno dei blog

Pressthink
Seeders of Clouds: Latest on Newspaper Blogging
User loyalty and engagement with the site: that's why newspapers need blogs. Some grasp that, some don't. "The puzzle isn't solved by newspapers starting blogs, even though it's a good idea to learn the form by doing it."

3 uk, i citizen journalist caricano le foto scattate con il cellulare. Se qualcuno scarica la foto il CJ ha una piccola royalty

_Così se riuscite a fotografare una persona famosa..._
Wireless Citizen Journalists
British wireless service provider 3 just launched a new service called "24 Hours." The idea: Cell phone users can submit photos and videos they shot with their phone. Each submission costs a bit less than $1.

Each time your piece of content is downloaded by someone using "24 Hours," you will get a few cents. So if you'd snapped a really hot celebrity photo, you could actually earn some money by selling it through that service...

Un elenco dei miglioramenti che vorremmo vedere su Blogger. Alcune, - le categorie? - potrebbero essere già in dirittura d'arrivo

Googlist
18 Ways for Blogger to Beef Up
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Categories and Tagging: The dearth of tagging and categories has become to Google's Blogger what the lack of commenting was to Pyra's Blogger--a monument to antiquity! Tagging as an organizational "folksonomy" has become the accepted way to group online information in the age of "Web 2.0." There are many Blogger categories workarounds out there, but it's time Google built an elegant categories system into Blogger itself. (Subcategories would be brilliant as well but mayhaps we're asking too much.) Given Google's penchant for the world "label," (see Gmail and Search History), we might see this organization system under that monicker.

Nel nuovo Web si partecipa

Newsweek
The New Wisdom of the Web
Why is everyone so happy in Silicon Valley again? A new wave of start-ups are cashing in on the next stage of the Internet. And this time, it's all about ... you.[...]
What makes the Web alive is, quite simply, us. Our presence, most often conducted at the speed of broadband, is constant and mandatory.

Per chi ha la banda larga internet è la prima fonte di notizie

In America, almeno
Cyberjournalist.net
Online main news source for broadband users

By the end of 2005, 50 million Americans got news online on a typical day, with much of that growth fueled by the rise in home broadband connections over the last four years, according to a new report from Pew Internet & American Life Project.

Scoop, sempre più online, sempre meno sulla carta

Increasingly, the news 'scoop' is found online
Usa Today

Has the home page eclipsed the front page as the go-to place for breaking news and highly touted exclusives?
News executives say yes, that on many days and for many stories, their dot-com properties have started to supersede their traditional news products.

Trillian, Wikipedia e un modello di ricerca contestualizzata applicapile ai media on line

Online Journalism Review
Making smarter readers: Lessons in Trilliscience
How one IM software innovation could help make users better informed, keep them reading your site, and benefit you financially.

Internet e pubblicità, un quadro d'insieme della situazione

Businessweek
Wiser About The Web
As companies get savvier about where to place their ads, there's a flight to quality

Counting. That's one skill computers mastered from Day One. Their knack for numbers has helped turn the Internet into an advertising sensation. No medium before has been able to provide advertisers with such detailed information on how many people see an ad -- and how many respond to it with a click.
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I vecchi giornali abbracciano Internet

Businessweek
Newspapers: From Print to Pixels
Some Old Media outfits, including soon-to-be-sold Knight Ridder, have embraced the Web. In the Digital Age, their grasp of its potential must be a lot firmer