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Speaking at a Westminster Media Forum event yesterday on the future of local media, John Hardie said the government's plans for a series of independently funded news consortia (IFNC) – made up of newspaper, radio and television groups – should involve separate contracts for England, Scotland and Wales.
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This shift for media organisations isn't going to go away. In fact, with ubiquitous mobile broadband not far over the horizon, a hyper-connected society might also turn out to be a hyper-indignant one. The question is, as a business, what are you doing about it?
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Included are 100 notable data visualization specialists, graphics artists, videographers, photographers, interactive designers, programmers, storytellers, visual journalists and Web developers.
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"…how about regarding newspapers as a premium product, based on the idea that those who want them are prepared to pay – as much as a fancy cup of coffee?"
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If the deal goes ahead, Facebook users will be able to share MySpace music and video footage using the Facebook Connect platform.
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Microsoft today unveiled a new update for its Xbox 360 video game system that will bring Sky TV to UK subscribers to its paid-for Xbox Live service.
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Google Social Search will serve content in search results taken from social networks including Twitter, YouTube and Blogger when users are logged into their iGoogle profile.
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People are afraid of tax accountants, iPods, chiropractors, non-profits, insurance brokers and fancy hotels. They're afraid of anything with too many choices, too many opportunities to look foolish or to waste time or money.
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"There were profitable weeks for the London Lite since the closure of the London Paper, but taking everything under consideration they can't see their way forward to long-term profitability," a source said.
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"Last week Trinity Mirror, the company that owns the Birmingham Post, announced 41 journalists in the Midlands are to lose their jobs by the end of the year. I am offering to leave as part of the cull.
Why?
I want to leave so I can become a writer who is as competent in the digital arena as I currently am in print."