"The New York Times ran the story under a headline “The Tribune Company’s publishing unit is being spun off, as the...

Steven 🌞 Snedkers billede
Af Steven 🌞 Snedker den 21. august 2014 - 10:54 [4]

"The New York Times ran the story under a headline “The Tribune Company’s publishing unit is being spun off, as the future of print remains unclear.”

The future of print remains what? Try to imagine a world where the future of print is unclear: Maybe 25 year olds will start demanding news from yesterday, delivered in an unshareable format once a day. Perhaps advertisers will decide “Click to buy” is for wimps. Mobile phones: could be a fad. After all, anything could happen with print. Hard to tell, really.

Meanwhile, back in the treasurer’s office, have a look at this chart. Do you see anything unclear about the trend line?"

https://medium.com/@cshirky/last-call-c682f6471c70

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Last Call
The end of the printed newspaper.

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Steven Snedkers billede

Af Steven Snedker den 21. august 2014 - 10:59

Shirky siger så at journalister må lære at forstå tal, sociale medier og - måske - kode. Og så forvente at få jobs uden for den svindende mediebranche.

Steven Snedkers billede

Af Steven Snedker den 21. august 2014 - 11:00

Nu 5 år gammel og stadig lige relevant: http://www.shirky.com/weblog/2009/03/newspapers-and-thinking-the-unthinkable/ ⟲

Morten Juhl-Johansen Zőlde-Fejér s billede

Af Mort... den 21. august 2014 - 11:07

CC Thomas Baekdal

Steven Snedkers billede

Af Steven Snedker den 21. august 2014 - 11:11

Og den der med mere sponsoreret indhold - læserne finder ud af det: http://blogs.wsj.com/cmo/2014/08/20/ad-detector-native-ads/ ⟲

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Ja, dette er et dumt spørgsmål med et nemt svar, men det er der kun fordi spam-robotter er for dumme til at besvare den slags, mens mennesker ikke er.
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