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Nathan Stoll

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:40:08 GMT

The advantages of for news websites, journalists, and readers Nathan Stoll nstoll@google.com World Editors Forum June 6, 2006 *What is Google News? The idea: make it easy to get to multiple perspectives Early Demo December 2001 Created by Dr. Krishna Bharat *Google News: an overview today Click straight to various publishers’ sites to read different perspectives Search for specific news topics Google News is generated entirely by computers Personalization makes it easy to follow the topics you want …or get links to the all the other perspectives See if there are important stories

Moscow Talk - F sent to BP

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:40:01 GMT

1 Strategies for Newspapers When the Free Generation of Readers Meets the Expensive Generation of News Eli Noam Columbia University World Editors Forum June 2006 Moscow The world's first print newspaper was published in Strasbourg in 1609. Ever since, news plus paper proved to be a winning combination. In the 20th century, newspapers lost their primacy over the attention of mass audiences to broadcasting. But for politics, culture, or business, the newspaper remained the central medium. Now, is that changing in the 21st Century? Is the next generation surfing away on their iPods, 3G blackbe

Caroline Pauwels

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:39:59 GMT

Micro media & micro devices The Flemish e-paper trial Prof. Dr. Caroline Pauwels – IBBT-SMIT-VUB Nico Verplancke - IBBT World Editors Forum June 2006 *Index MICRO MEDIA AND MICRO DEVICES Project Goals Project Setup – the IBBT Hip & Hype, Bit & Byte The Field Test Content Lessons learned so far… 2 *Project Goals MICRO MEDIA AND MICRO DEVICES 1. Generate generic knowledge about the potentials of news content on a dedicated electronic reading device, by way of 1. testing a concrete device, the iliad, 2. a concrete content offer, de Tijd, 3. in a concrete living lab context: 200 test u

4 Tchircov

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:39:51 GMT

Ukrainian mediarevolution Begins Vitaly Tchirkov, editor-in-chief “Segodnya” (“Today”) *Founded 1997 by President Kuchma’s people 1 edition: 12 pages B\W Circulations - 50000 Editorial stuff - 100 Average salary - $150 35 rooms Hand made pages 1 news meeting per day Deadline – 17.30 *New share holder SCM 2 editions: 16/24 pages Full color Circulations - 150000 Editorial stuff - 60 Average salary - $400 3 newsrooms Editorial system 4 news meeting per day Deadline – 18:00 22:45 01:00 ******************

4 Sanjay Trehan

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:38:37 GMT

How Broadband will revolutionise Indiatimes A presentation by Sanjay Trehan Head, Broadband & Content Times Internet Ltd, India Moscow June 6, 2006 www.indiatimes.com *BCCL - India’s No. 1 Media & Entertainment Group Publishing Owns India’s No. 1 English newspaper Owns India’s No. 1 English business newspaper JV with BBC for India’s No. 1 Film and Women’s magazines Publishes leading Hindi and Marathi newspapers Owns India’s No. 1 Radio station Stations in 9 major cities including Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkota, Chennai & Bangalore Radio Music / Music Retail Owns India's No. 1 music c

4 Dean Wright

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:38:13 GMT

Dean Wright, Managing Editor & Senior Vice President, Consumer Services World Editors Forum, Moscow *Rule #1 Total advertising $278 billion “Our users are loyal only to themselves.” Rule #2 “There is no monopoly on truth and debate.” *The exploding blogosphere ***2,300 editorial staff 196 bureaus 130 countries **Declining voter turnout **

3b Oleg Tretiakov speech

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:37:30 GMT

Delovoy Peterburg: Pioneering the modern business paper in Russia Presented by: Oleg A. Tretyakov Company: Bonnier Business Press, Russia SLIDE 2 Bonnier Business Press ZAO was initiated in Russia in 1993 by Bonnier Business Press, one of the five branches of the Swedish media group Bonnier. *Results SLIDE 3 Turnover  Advertisement sales turnover, 2005: 239 mln rubles (€7 mln)  Profit, 2005: 54,3 mln rubles (€1,6 mln)  Plans for 2006: Turnover – 322 mln rubles (€9,5 mln) SLIDE 4 Circulation: printed and paid. Average printed 1998 20000 1999 19750 2000 19500 2001 19500 2002 19

3a Oleg Tretyakov

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:37:27 GMT

1 Pioneering the modern business paper in Russia Presented by: Oleg A. Tretyakov Company: Bonnier Business Press, Russia Delovoy Peterburg: *The Company 2 Bonnier Magazine Group Bonnier Newspapers Bonnier Entertainment Bonnier Books Bonnier Business Press *DP: Finances Advertisement sales turnover, 2005: 239 mln rubles (€7 mln) Profit, 2005: 54,3 mln rubles (€1,6 mln) Plans for 2006: Turnover – 322 mln rubles (€9,5 mln) 3 *Dynamic development Circulation Average paid subscription, copies 20 000 15 000 10 000 5 000 0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 13 621 17 535 16

3 Pierre Louette

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:37:00 GMT

Is there a future for press agencies in the new media landscape? Pierre Louette CEO - Agence France-Presse 1 *Is there a future? Is there a future for press agencies in the new media landscape? 2 *YES ... but ... Is there a future for press agencies in the new media landscape? 3 *If you believe the ancient proverb the Chinese ideogram for crisis “wēijī” is composed of two characters, danger and opportunity 危機 Opportunities can be a double edged sword Is there a future for press agencies in the new media landscape? 4 *Press agencies and new media... a little reminder Is

3 Jimmy Wales

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:36:32 GMT

Wikis and Newspapers: Two Forms of Individual Intelligence World Editors Forum Jimmy Wales Chairman - Wikia.com Wikipedia Founder *“The ideal encyclopedia should be radical. It should stop being safe.” --1962, Charles van Doren, later a senior editor at Britannica *Wikipedia’s Radical Idea: Imagine a world in which every single person is given free access to the sum of all human knowledge. That’s what we’re doing. *Aliu Mamadu Jallo Knows Something *Kira Wales Wants to Learn *Aliu Mamadu Jallo Lives in Mali *Kira Wales Lives in Florida *Guaka Is Here To Help *What is the Wiki

3 Esten Saether

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:36:03 GMT

How to play more than video games with the readers? Esten O. Saether Editor Dagbladet.no *With PSP we reach 3 500 video game players every month the rest of the free generation is part of the 4,5 million readers of Dagbladet.no Esten O. Saether - World Editor Forum Moscow 6th June 2006 *From traditional newspaper to online success 4,0 3,5 3,0 2,5 2,0 1,5 1,0 0,5 0,0 Dagbladet Adresseavisen Fæ drelandsvennen Aftenposten Dagens Næ ringsliv Bergens Tidende Drammens Tidende VG 0,9 0,8 0,9 0,8 0,4 0,3 2,1 3,8 online readers per every print copy Esten O. Saether - World Editor Forum Moscow

3 Berna Gonzalez-Harbour

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:35:46 GMT

EL PAÍS Always working at double speed 1 *Difusión del diario y cuota de mercado EL PAÍS líder en ventas diarias.... Total difusión 453.602 314.591 278.166 208.139 170.181 140.088 EL PAÍS El Mundo Abc La El Periódico Vanguardia La Razón El Mundo 20% Abc 18% La Vanguardia 13% El Periódico La Razón 11% EL PAÍS 29% 9% Fuente: OJD Enero-Diciembre 2005 2 *Difusión EL PAÍS líder en ventas diarias.... Venta en quiosco 356.758 Porcentaje sobre total difusión del diario 79% 219.155 178.202 70% 64% EL PAÍS El Mundo Abc 94.202 112.904 98.230 45% 66% 70% La Razón

2b Yelvington speech

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:35:28 GMT

Creating community through hyperlocal blogging DRAFT- not for distribution – 30 May 2006 Prepared for the World Editors Forum, Moscow, Russia, June 2006 Steve Yelvington A crisis can be a good thing. It makes us challenge our assumptions, rethink our ideas, and ideally come up with a better way of working. As economist Paul Romer says: A crisis is a terrible thing to waste. Here's a crisis. Newspaper readership in the United States is entering a "danger zone." For 30 years, newspaper readership has been in a steady decline. This decline is the inevitable result of an e

2a Steve Yelvington

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:35:25 GMT

Creating community through hyperlocal blogging Learnings from Steve Yelvington *“A crisis is a terrible thing to waste.” Economist Paul Romer *Philip Meyer, The Vanishing Newspaper **We've lost the “outer ring.” To survive, geographically local media must learn to be hyperlocal ... more focused on the center of the target. **Social capital • People are retreating and disconnecting from civic life • Civic life is what we cover ... interest in civic life drives newspaper readership *Control • If you don't allow people to post directly to the web, you don't have a blogging com

2 Jan Jensen

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:33:49 GMT

WEF Moscow *****************Readers – weekdays Which days of the week do you typically read EB? 40% 33% 32% 30% 30% 29% 25% 26% Man 20% 17% 16% 21% 19% 17% 16% 16% 21% Woman 10% 0% Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday ****DAILY READERS ekstrabladet.dk: 205.000 Ekstra Bladet: 460.000 166.000 39.000 421.000 Coverage: 626.000 persons In total: 665.000 persons ***Thank you for *

2 Chrystia Freeland

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:30:59 GMT

Readers Need New Online Services Chrystia Freeland US Managing Editor Financial Times **Revealing What Editors Are Thinking *Creating An Expert Forum *Guest Editors *Wilbur Ross’ Diary *James Cayne’s Diary *Giving Readers Access To News-Makers *Teaching Online *FT Chinese *Opening Up To Readers *Citizen Journalism *Do We Need Editors? The Power of The Aggregators *Citizen Journalism? *Social Networking *

2 Bela Papp

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:30:41 GMT

BLIKK & Hungarian Politics the Unusual Story of the Leading Tabloid Becoming the Voice of Reason Mr. Bela Papp, GM of Ringier Hungary *Hungary – middle country in the middle of CEE •10 million inhabitants; •19 counties; •Purchasing power: 25% of EU average •Media market: 640 million € 25 tv-channels; 150 radio stations; 50 websites; 150 magazines; 10 national dailies 18 local/regional dailies 47000 billboards/citylights *Media history: 15 years living in democracy 1948 - 1989: Strong political control on media State-owned radio since 1933 State-owned television from 1958 Foreign

1b Jim Brady speech

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:29:29 GMT

SPEECH NOTES TECHNICAL CONVERGENCE • Almost daily, new devices are launched that get us closer to a world where all information is available at all times, and on demand: – iPods that can store music, podcasts, photos and videos. – Cell phones that can also take photos, shoot videos and manage your life. – Palm-size multi-use devices that can take photos, shoot video or record audios. – Automobile navigation systems with live traffic reports and, soon, news and information at your fingertips. – Satellite radio with the ability to store shows on demand. – TiVo boxes with hundreds o

1a Steve Herrmann

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:25:59 GMT

Does News still need editors? What interactivity means for our journalism Steve Herrmann 25 May 2006 *Is there still room for us? *Interactivity: The audience and us From the audience BBC News Interactive gets: • 10,000 emails a day • 100-200 images a week On July 7th • 20,000 emails on the London Bombings • 1,000 images from the public • 3,000 SMS (text) messages … What does it mean for our journalism? *Comments, opinions, perspectives *Diversity of views *Testimony *Eyewitness *Access to difficult areas *Pictures and Video *Your questions – to our reporters *Your que

1a P Hobemagi and F Amaral

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:20:57 GMT

Merging ice and fire The marriage of Nordic Newspaper and Spanish Design *Estonian Market > 1.400.000 people > 1.000.000 readers > Founded: 1906 > 35.000 copies saled > 151.000 readers > 14,5% market share > 4 National daily newspapers > 4 National weekly magazines > 2 National weekly newspapers Tallin *Once, in 1998, the largest national newspaper moved from Tartu to Tallin to conquer the market! Tallin Tartu *Eesti Päevaleht, the local neswspaper, defended its market renewing the content and its connection with the readers... business opinion lifestyle local news weekend *But there wa

1a Jim Brady

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:19:28 GMT

Creating a Converged Newsroom June 6, 2006 *What Is Convergence? *Convergence & The Media • At washingtonpost.com, we focus on four types of convergence: – – – – Technical convergence Audience convergence Competitive convergence Information convergence *Technical Convergence **Audience Convergence ****Competitive Convergence **********Information Convergence ****washingtonpost.com: A Case Study *Technical Convergence ****Audience Convergence *********Competitive Convergence *The Converged Newsroom • The newspaper and web site each maintain television studios, where we p

1 Neil Budde

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:18:26 GMT

World Editors Forum Presentation by Neil Budde General Manager, Yahoo! News 1 *The open-source challenge “There is no future in vanilla for most companies in a flat world. … the commercial future belongs to those who know how to make the richest chocolate sauce, the sweetest, lightest whipped cream, and the juiciest cherries to sit on top, or how to put them all together into a sundae. ” “The World is Flat” by Thomas L. Friedman 2 *Open source is making a lot of news vanilla • Google. • My Way. • RSS readers. • Others. 3 *Traditional news brands still offer the best

1 George Brock

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:16:08 GMT

Weekend Editions George Brock - Saturday Editor, The Times World Editors Forum, Moscow, June 2006 *Once upon a time… 1960’s - 74 pages 2 sections 1980’s - 28 pages 1 section *…and in 2006 2006 - 378 pages 7 sections 2006 - 470 pages 12 sections *The Times on Saturday Readership is over 2 million, with the most under 45 readers and the most readers in London in the quality market March 1965 Circulation 259,000 March 2005 Circulation 770,000 *The Sunday Times The Sunday Times has 3.5 million readers and accounts for half of all quality papers sold on a Sunday March 1965 Circul

1 Bill Hill and Michael Cooper

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:14:16 GMT

Reading Beyond The Web Century Digital News in the 21 st bill hill Advanced Reading Technologies Microsoft Corporation billhill@microsoft.com *The Digital Decade All media types are going digital Music, Video, Text Newspapers have embraced the Web In order to compete, they are becoming online multimedia portals, supporting citizen journalism, podcasts, audio & video, etc. These are all great media enhancements But will they replace the professional, well-crafted written word? *A Web of Compromises In print, YOU control design and layout On the Web, you mostly settle for a single screen res

useful information

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:13:21 GMT

For a copy of the Handbook for Bloggers, go to: http://www.rsf.org/rubrique.php3?id_rubrique=542 You can select a variety of languages. *

Understanding Citizen Journalism

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:13:20 GMT

Understanding Citizen Journalism By Mary Lou Fulton A colleague who just stepped into a new role as citizen journalism editor at a daily newspaper recently asked me for some advice. “I really like the idea of reader participation, but I do not know much about it,” he confessed, a bit sheepishly. “Where are the best places to learn about what this all means and how to make it happen?” One of the first things to understand is that collaboration and communication have always been at the heart of what makes the internet a unique medium. Before the World Wide Web was created as a visual way

Top10 Teens

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:13:18 GMT

Teens and Newspapers: 10 Surprises 1. 62 percent of teens 12-14 read a newspa eek. TRU 2001 Fall. 2. 76 percent of teens 15-17 read a newspaper in the past week. 3. Most popular sections read by teens: Comics 56 percent Entertainment 51 percent Sports 45 percent Advertising 42 percent Local News 35 percent Classified Ads 28 percent. 4. 73 percent of teens say that the Sunday about products to buy. inserts read by teens are electronics, 57 percent; discount stores, 55 percent; and major department stores, 35 percent. 7. Newspaper classified readership by teens jumps from 17 percent for teens

readership agenda

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:13:15 GMT

GROWING READERSHIP: An IFRA workshop • Dec 13 & 14 2005 • Dubai Day 1 9.00 to 10.30 Introductions, followed by The Vanishing Breed Why readership is declining Communication Breakdown: Obstacles to readership growth DECEMBER 13 Day 2 I Can’t Get No Satisfaction: How to lure young readers with case studies from Sweden, Singapore and USA DECEMBER 14 10.30 to 10.45 Coffee break 10.45 to 11.30 Culture & Readership: How some North American papers are tackling the problem Design and Readership: Does design really matter? 11.30 to 12.30 50 Things You Can Do On The Cheap: Some things y

teen trends

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:13:15 GMT

From: Peter Ong Date: 24 November 2005 9:36:58 AM To: Peter Ong Friday, November 4, 2005 Teenage trends even scarier for newspapers' future Lately, the newspaper industry has been worried about the 18-34 demographic, one that they are losing to new media and which advertisers, who consider this generation their primary target, are following. But have newspapers been concerned with the habits of the next age group down, 12-17 year olds? According to a new study, they should be. The Pew Internet and American Life Project released a re

handbook bloggers cyberdissidents-GB

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:13:13 GMT

COUV. GUIDE INTERNET/RSF GB 14/09/05 9:40 Page 1 HANDBOOK FOR BLOGGERS AND CYBER-DISSIDENTS REPORTERS WITHOUT BORDERS SEPTEMBER 2005 *RAPPORT INTERNET 2004 GB 15/09/05 11:28 Page 1 HANDBOOK FOR BLOGGERS AND CYBER-DISSIDENTS REPORTERS WITHOUT BORDERS SEPTEMBER 2005 *RAPPORT INTERNET 2004 GB 15/09/05 11:28 Page 2 04 07 BLOGGERS, THE NEW HERALDS OF FREE EXPRESSION Julien Pain WHAT’S A BLOG ? Pointblog.com THE LANGUAGE OF BLOGGING Pointblog.com CHOOSING THE BEST TOOL Cyril Fiévet and Marc-Olivier Peyer HOW TO SET UP AND RUN A BLOG The Civiblog system Citizenlab WHAT ETHICS SHOUL

Good ideas

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:12:43 GMT

20 good ideas to increase the readership Background: Newspaper business today is not only ink on paper. It’s a lot of new activities, but it’s not only about media. The way to success is to, in different ways, create a good relationship to the readers. 1. Create some kind of Media Center with different programs for different groups. A place where the readers can meet in real life and learn more about your newspaper. Why and how? a. Create new relationships to the readers. b. Invite potential readers to new acti

Focusing on Readers Needs

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:12:42 GMT

Focusing on Readers Needs By Tim Sumption Last year the marketing department at the Sun-Sentinel set out to create a new brand image for the newspaper that would give South Florida residents a concrete but emotional reason to read the newspaper. Media usage studies and reader focus groups had shown that SunSentinel readers identified with helpful, local information that personally affected them. So the marketing department crafted a message based on the usefulness of the newspaper instead of the broad topics within it, focusing on benefits rather than features. “We did not want to just promo

citizen journo

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:12:41 GMT

The Age of Citizen Journalism Rex Sorgatz Internet Broadcasting Systems and Fimoculous.com You can't flip open a laptop nowadays without someone pushing the phrase "the future of media" in your face. Opinions about journalists' role in an evolving media ecology are spreading faster than remote controls in the modern household. One could easily be cynical about this state of punditry-for-punditry's-sake, because -- let's be honest -- we really have no idea what the world will look like in 10 years. Nonetheless, it's best to look at this cacophony optimistically: living during a time that peop

50 ideas

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 17:12:19 GMT

***ENGAGE YOUR READER, STAY MARRIED FOR LIFE *A newspaper is a conversation, not a monologue *1 Do something for readers **When the US launched a new SAT test, it caused a lot of anxiety But the Philadelphia Daily News did something for its readers. Result: overwhelming **R a c i n e C o u n t y ’s D a i l y N e w s p a p e r Sports Obligation to his children influences Caron Butler’s commitment to turn pro PAGE 1D Local State has list of people with unclaimed property. Are you one of the lucky? PAGE 1C VISIT RACINE COUNTY’S Botanical gardens woo 24-HOUR NEWS visitors with sights

18-34

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 02:43:13 GMT

y Generation *8-34 THE DESPERATE BID TO LURE YOUNG READERS *********source: gradethenews.org *Everybody wants a piece of the pie... ***...but have they got the right recipe? *A typical section *Winston-Salem Journal Circulation: 85,000 on weekdays, 95,000 on Sundays ***What they do ‣ Teens conceptualise the content, write all the cover stories and sometimes take photos and do the illustrations, says Lynn Felder, the paper’s Sunday Editor ‣ Other content are syndicated columns and regular features ‣ The kids are paid US$30 for a lead story, $10 and $15 for movie and CD reviews

World Press Photo

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:59:24 GMT

See all the winning images from the World Press Photo contest 2006 in the main exhibition hall during this conference *World Press Photo of the Year Finbarr O’Reilly, Canada, Reuters, Mother and child at emergency feeding center, Tahoua, Niger, 1 August *1st prize People in the News Stories Todd Heisler, USA, Rocky Mountain News/Polaris Images, Honoring fallen US Marines: 2nd Lt. James Cathey's body arrives at Reno Airport *1st prize Sports Action Stories Donald Miralle, Jr., USA, Getty Images, Sports portfolio: Aaron Peirsol during the Santa Clara Grand Prix, 26 June *3rd prize People i

Power point WEF conferen#12

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:58:58 GMT

ole houston intro

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:58:23 GMT

Circulation since going tabloid 110 105 100 95 90 Year before redesign Latest figures ****Good format: % *Good format: % Good format: % *2001: 37,000 2005: 40,000 *What we learned from the shrink *what we learned from the shrink 1. Texts appear longer within a tabloid format. *what we learned from the shrink 2. Ads appear to take up more space within a tabloid format. *what we learned from the shrink 3. Visuals become more eye-catching within a tabloid format. *what we learned from the shrink 4. Readers will complain about the body type no matter what. *w

Kuala Lumpur, 24 04 2006

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:56:25 GMT

Boris Trupcevic, Kuala Lumpur, 2006 Editor-in-Chief 1 *Company ID  publishing company: Media-Ideja d.o.o., member of Styria Medien AG Styria Medien AG:  Established in 1869  3rd largest media company in Austria  2,400 employees  Sales figures of € 430 M in 2005  Present in the Croatian market since 2000 through acquisition of the traditional daily newspaper “Večernji list” Kuala Lumpur, 2006 2 *Croatia – Market Overview  Print titles: 220 (Dailies: 13)  TV stations: 21  Radio stations: 147  Internet penetration: 35%  Mobile phone penetration: 85% K

themeforadream

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:32:27 GMT

Theme for a dream Carlos Marcelo Correio Braziliense - Brazil * Things that won’t be seen on TV or the internet Carlos Marcelo Correio Braziliense - Brazil *Behind scenes the Carlos Marcelo Correio Braziliense - Brazil *Which? Presenting THE GAME Carlos Marcelo Correio Braziliense - Brazil *Brazil x Australia What can we do to stop them? Ask australian coaches and fans to describe strategies to stop brazilian frontmen Show best opinions with graphics support Carlos Marcelo Correio Braziliense - Brazil *Argentina x Brazil example Carlos Marcelo Correio Bra

Pulling

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:27:50 GMT

Pulling power How to attract the reader before, during and after the World Cup Carlos Marcelo Correio Braziliense - Brazil *Create your own stories (recipe for a tasty appetizer) *Develop at least one big, exclusive and special story before World Cup starts *“The birth of a genius” Example – Correio Braziliense: Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Robinho, Adriano and Kaká: Five different steps until stardom – work in progress since the beginning of March and planned to be finished until the end of April for publishing exactly one month before the first match * Brazil: A Football Nation exa

picturepower

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:15:56 GMT

Picture power How to get the best all the time, everytime Carlos Marcelo Correio Braziliense - Brazil *****One image values more than 1.000 words, but 1.000 images values less than one word **Select which are the REAL important pictures of the day – do not bomb them with tons of images that, together, means almost nothing. Few and well-chosen photos are more effective than lots of them spread through the pages. **Do not lose a good picture: best sports photographers from best news agencies will be in Germany *Differences between television and photography *TV: General images of the gam

Fairplay

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:08:00 GMT

Fairplay • “Due to technical reasons, this front page couldn´t be printed. • Sorry. See you tomorrow”. • Olé´s front page, the day after Brazil 4 x 1 Argentina – Confederation Cup Final Match ****

BrasiliaCB

Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:05:51 GMT

Brasília, a different city *******23/11/1978 ******************

Trupčević english

Wed, 19 Mar 2008 17:42:58 GMT

*ID company • Publishing house: 24sata d.o.o. (founded 01.10.2004.), member of Styria Medien AG • Styria Medien AG is the 3rd largest publishing house in Austria, on Croatian market since 2000, after acquisition of Večernji list, the traditional Croatian daily newspaper • Launch of 24sata: 2 March 2005 *Newspaper of the new generation • shorter, faster, clearer • Serious topics and entertainment, but devided • credibility vs. infotainment • News understandable from the perspective of the common people • Emotions, emotions, emotions • Trustworthiness • UGC *Newspaper of t

Marketing for Non Marketers

Thu, 06 Mar 2008 00:10:44 GMT

Marketing for Non Marketers Ayman Salah *Agenda Part 1: Introduction to Marketing Part II- Marketing Strategies Part III- Marketing Planning *What is Marketing? • Marketing is managing profitable customer relationships – Attracting new customers – Retaining and growing current customers • “Marketing” is NOT synonymous with “sales” or “advertising” *What is Marketing? The marketing concept holds that achieving organizational goals depends on determining the needs and want of target markets and delivering the desired satisfaction more effectively and efficiently than compe

Proof - blogs that do journalism

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 19:24:25 GMT

o which we say: August, 2004. Chris Allbritton goes to Najaf. Reporting for his reader-supported blog Back-to-Iraq.com during the major fighting around the Imam Ali Shrine, Allbritton manages to get inside to interview members of the Mahdi army and report what's happening. He's then arrested by the Najaf police under live fire but lives to write about it. June, 2007. Pet-food scandal ignites blogosphere. Pet owners frustrated with the limitations of the news media self-organize into a national network of sites and share news about tainted foods that may have killed thousands of pets across the

Journalism 20

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 19:24:24 GMT

*Journalism 2.0 is an initiative of J-Lab: The Institute for Interactive Journalism, a center of the University of Maryland Philip Merrill College of Journalism, and of the Knight Citizen News Network, which is funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Jan Schaffer, Editor Steve Fox, Michael Williams, Craig Stone, Contributing Editors Design: Wendy Kelly, wlkdesign.com © 2007 Mark Briggs This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 License. *Mark Briggs Mark Briggs is a recovering sportswriter who discovered what the Internet could do for

Tribune rolloutt metromix to all papers

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:49:02 GMT

Tribune Plans to Roll Out Metromix Entertainment Sites at All Papers By E&P Staff Published: July 10, 2007 4:52 PM ET CHICAGO Tribune Co. said Tuesday it will roll out Metromix, the local entertainment Web site that began in Chicago, to all its newspapers.The announcement came as it launched Metromix at the Los Angeles Times, and said it would have a site in New York City up and running this week.Metromix was already available in Orlando and Baltimore."Expanding Metromix supports our over-arching strategy to grow our interactive business in Tribune markets and beyond," Tim Landon, president o

Social Network intro and quuote

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:49:01 GMT

Social networks, a catchall phrase attached to sites that enable people with common interests to connect and deepen their bonds, are particularly hot. "How many readers would regularly turn to a product that contained features tailored just to them? How many would dig it if the paper reflected a concern and passion for the same subjects you do? Throw in a site that lets you be a part of it and watch how many flock." An editor posting in the message board at Visual Editors.com *

Study Suggests Social Media Revolution

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:49:01 GMT

Study Suggests Social Media Revolution The results of a study into the adoption of social media have been released by Massachusetts University. by Helen Leggatt The results prove that social media is coming to the business world at a faster rate than many anticipated. It was undertaken “to see if there was a difference in the knowledge and usage of social media in companies selected by growth rate rather than revenue.” Respondents were from Inc. Magazine’s Inc. 500, a list of the U.S’s fastestgrowing private companies. The report surveyed marketer’s familiarity with six prominent soc

Social media usage media checklist

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:49:00 GMT

• How are you doing? a college new media checklist By Bryan Murley -April 30 2007 Have you got your news org. online? Do you have a content management system? Have you posted any videos online? Have you included any audio soundbites in a story? Have you done a photo slideshow? Have you put up an audio slideshow (perhaps using Soundslides)? Have you done a map? Have you used weblogs on your site? Have you uploaded source documents (PDFs, excel spreadsheets, etc.) to accompany a big story? Have you used social media (Facebook, MySpace, YouTube) to market your stories? Have you tracked what

pr2essentials shift

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:48:59 GMT

*PR 2.0 ESSENTIALS A Necessarily Living Document The 2.0 Reference Guide is a living document to help PR practitioners understand and navigate through the – sometimes scary often challenging but definitely exciting – PR 2.0 landscape. The table of contents allows you to directly link to the section you want to go to. This Reference Guide is a dynamic resource which can be updated by anybody – similar to a wiki. 1 2 INTRODUCTION RSS • What is RSS? • How can it help me manage information overload? • Why is it important for my clients? • List of RSS resources • How can I submit

Singapore 4 web sites advertisiers like

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:48:59 GMT

SINGAPORE: Four SPH news websites among advertisers' favourites Singspore Press Holdings websites make top 10 list of companies that advertisers would most like to patronize Straits TimesTuesday, July 10, 2007 By Erica Tay Four news websites operated by media group Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) are among those that companies would most want to spend their advertising dollars on, according to an industry survey. Marketing magazine's first comprehensive Online Media of the Year survey asked advertisers and ad industry players where in cyberspace they would willingly put their cash. The

Keys to building online communities

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:48:36 GMT

Development of community on the net- Personal home pages and profile Personal content creation- Ability to interact with others- ability to 'friend' with others. Benefits of community- heightened customer loyalty- self-policing- amplified word of mouth- better feedback- engagement that can drive group or individual actions Three levels of community- lightweight social processes: Digg, Last.fm, Craisglist, Del.icio.us, Amazon, Netvibes- collaborative information structures Flickr, YouTube, - high-end collaboration - Wikipedia Case studiesFlickr - photo sharing community. What is success? Grow

ohmynews - Jean k Min

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:48:36 GMT

a community for visual jouRNliatsß Every citizen is a reporter Interactive age twoway Readers can tip contributors 100 yerars The community was highly interactive media grew with onway mass distribution highly global Second generation Global reach Connecting newsmakers and news sources Straight news is not the standard." oh Techsavvy youth professional educated, liberal social revolution unhappy with conservative reporting by mainstream media Instant reaction $20 per story Essay style, column, opinions, facts, alerts,

How the British news media are struggling with user-generated content

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:48:34 GMT

Comments please: How the British news media are struggling with user-generated content By Alfred Hermida and Neil Thurman Alfred Hermida Assistant Professor School of Journalism 6388 Crescent Road University of British Columbia Vancouver V6T 1Z2 Canada Tel: +1 604 827 3540 E-mail: alfred.hermida@ubc.ca Neil Thurman Senior Lecturer in Electronic Publishing Department of Journalism and Publishing City University Northampton Square London EC1V 0HB UK Tel: +44 20 7040 8222 E-mail: neilt@soi.city.ac.uk 1 By Alfred Hermida and Neil Thurman *Comments please: How the British news media is strugg

How Emerging Communities Shape the Information we Consume

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:48:27 GMT

The Transformation of the Web: How Emerging Communities Shape the Information we Consume Excerpts from a Graz University White Paper. Social Networks In 1967, American psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted the "small world experiment", in which he sent letters to sixty volunteers in Kansas and asked them to forward the envelopes to a specific person in Massachusetts—by hand and through friends or friends of friends. The letters that reached the addressee were, on average, relayed by five to seven people. This is seen as

Graz white paper

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:48:26 GMT

Journal of Universal Computer Science, vol. 12, no. 2 (2006), 187-213 submitted: 15/12/05, accepted: 15/1/06, appeared: 28/2/06 © J.UCS The Transformation of the Web: How Emerging Communities Shape the Information we Consume Josef Kolbitsch (Graz University of Technology, Austria josef.kolbitsch@tugraz.at) Hermann Maurer (Institute for Information Systems and Computer Media, Graz University of Technology, Austria hmaurer@iicm.edu) Abstract: To date, one of the main aims of the World Wide Web has been to provide users with information. In addition to private homepages, large professional in

BBC's 15 Web Principles

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:48:23 GMT

The BBC’s Fifteen Web Principles We developed these as part of the BBC2.0 project. I’ve been meaning to publish them for a while since they were signed off by the BBC board. They’re perpetually draft. 1. Build web products that meet audience needs: anticipate needs not yet fully articulated by audiences, then meet them with products that set new standards. (nicked from Google) 2. The very best websites do one thing really, really well: do less, but execute perfectly. (again, nicked from Google, with a tip of the hat to Jason Fried)3. Do not attempt to do everything yourselves: link to o

16 ways your newsroom can use blogs

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:48:22 GMT

16 Ways The News Media Can Use Blogs This is not a complete list of how the news media can use blogs, but it provides several ideas for journalists who are scratching their heads about how to launch blogs that serve a purpose other than as another distribution channel for content. (1) Solicit ideas for coverageMake readers/viewers/listeners feel a part of the editorial process; turn a show over to them. They can participate via a blog.Examples: BBC's World, Have Your Say and PRI's Open Source (2) Request feedback on how to shape an editorial productDoes your news organization want to develop a

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Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:23:35 GMT

Long Term Care Plan Summary Plan Description January 2003 *Northwestern University Long Term Care Plan Page 2 April 2003 PLAN HIGHLIGHTS Plan Highlights • The purpose of the Long Term Care Plan is to provide eligible faculty and staff with some degree of financial protection from the costs of a variety of services for individuals who are unable to care for themselves. Participation in the Long Term Care Insurance Plan is available to regular status staff scheduled to work a minimum of 17.5 hours per week (halftime) and to faculty and exempt staff who are appointed on at least a halftime

Rate Request Template

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:23:32 GMT

FACULTY SALARY COSTS Number of Weeks in the program Faculty Name Mo. Salary Professor Name Professor Name 0 0 0 0 Salary for ONLY 10 month faculty should be calculated in the rate. Salary Total (est.) 0 Faculty Salaries 02/11/2008 *Estimated Salary for Program 0 0 0 Faculty Salaries 02/11/2008 *Name of Program COST ANALYSIS Semester Term (Dates) Number of Credits ?? total 0 Enrollment Projection PU INCOME: STUDENT FEES TO PURDUE: Per Student 1. 2. 3. 4. Study Abroad Fee Subsidy from School, Department, or Grant Program Fee Insurance 0 #DIV/0! 27 Sub-total: Total 0 0 #DIV/0! 1

Northwestern University faculty benefits

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:23:30 GMT

WHAT IS JOURNALISM IN A DIGITAL AGE a definition of journalism that embraces social responsibility, ethical behavior and professional standards of quality including accuracy and completeness. Emphasis have attained international prominence in their field. Needs Faculty Salary, Benefits, and Indemnification The University’s fiscal year begins on September 1 and terminates on August 31. University faculty salaries for both 9- and 12-month appointments are paid in 12 monthly installments during the fiscal year. Salary checks are distributed on the last business day of each mon

NU grad course

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:23:30 GMT

Graduate program course 2nd Quarter Techniques Class (required) The course: All students become proficient in videography and interactive storytelling techniques. Format: Workshop and reporting assignments. Broadcast ProducingVideography/Broadcast students take an additional class in broadcast shooting and editing with professional equipment in storytelling styles for television. Interactive PublishingInteractive students take an additional class to learn the basics of publishing content for the World Wide Web including skills in interactive storytelling, blogging, multimedia production, Web

Medill 2007- 2008 acedemic calendar

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:23:29 GMT

09/25/2007 Fall classes begin Fall 2007 11/21/2007 Thanksgiving Vacation Begins 6:00 pm Fall 2007 11/26/2007 Classes resume Fall 2007 12/08/2007 Fall Classes end Fall 2007 12/10/2007 Fall exams begin Fall 2007 12/14/2007 Fall exams end Fall 2007 01/07/2008 Registration; Winter classes begin Winter 2008 03/15/2008 Winter Classes end Winter 2008 03/21/2008 Winter exams end Winter 2008 03/23/2008 Easter Sunday Religious observance Spring 2008 03/31/2008 Registration; Spring classes begin Spring 2008 *04/20/2008 Passover beg

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Faculty Salary 87-97

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:23:19 GMT

Faculty Salaries (adjusted for professorial rank distribution of CU Endowed) $100,000 Cornell (Endowed) $90,000 $80,000 $70,000 $60,000 Cornell (Stat) $50,000 $40,000 $30,000 $20,000 $10,000 $0 Year Harvard Stanford Chicago Princeton Pennsylvania NYU MIT Yale Northwestern Columbia Duke Georgetown Carnegie-Mellon Michigan USC UCBerkeley Cornell (Endowed) UCLA Johns Hopkins Virginia Rutgers Dartmouth North Carolina Brown Illinois Penn State UCDavis Minnesota Texas Maryland Purdue Wisconsin UWashington Cornell (Stat) *"This graph shows the change in average faculty salaries for the six

faculty benefits

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:23:18 GMT

FACULTY BENEFITS This link provides only a summary of the Northwestern College benefit plans. Please address any questions to Deb Sandbulte, Human Resources, at 712-707-7224 or debfs@nwciowa.edu Annuity The college contributes 10% of your gross salary to a 403(b) plan through TIAA-CREF, provided your work schedule exceeds 1,000 hours annually. Faculty appointments for one year or less are not eligible for this benefit. There is no waiting period or matching requirement. Employees can also defer before-tax dollars for personal contributions. Group Health Insurance Northwestern College offers s

2007NEO

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:23:16 GMT

IT’S YOUR CHOICE TAKE CARE New Employee Orientation 2007 *Today’s Agenda • Your 2007 Benefit Plan Options • Making Your Decisions • Preparing to Enroll Online • Enrolling Online • Resources 2 ―Worksheet ―NetID and Password *Benefits Contact Information • • Questions and Appointments : ―Main Number 847-491-7513 ―benefits@northwestern.edu Benefits Counselors: 847-491-4019 ―Ruthann Cameron - r-cameron@northwestern.edu 847-467-7609 ―Gwen Crockran - g-crockran@northwestern.edu 847-491-3520 ―Sherry Shambee - s-shambee@northwestern.edu Enroll online within 31 da

07facsum

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:22:38 GMT

Summary of Benefits For Full Time Faculty 2007 *2007 Northwestern University Faculty Benefit Highlights page 2 Purpose Table of Contents This summary highlights the major provisions of benefit plans offered full-time faculty at Northwestern University. Eligibility 2 Enrollment Procedures 2 Effective Dates 2 Health Care Plans 3 2007 Health Care Plan Premium Rates 3 Prescription Drug Program 5 Terms to Know 6 Health Savings Account 6 Out-of-Pocket Maximum Costs 8 Dental Care Plan 8 2007 Dental Care Plan Premium Rates 8 Faculty & Staff Assistance Program 9 Basic Term Life Insurance 10 Supple

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Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:22:30 GMT

Summary of Benefits For Full Time Faculty 2006 *2006 Northwestern University Faculty Benefit Highlights page 2 Purpose Table of Contents This summary highlights the major provisions of benefit plans offered full-time faculty at Northwestern University. Eligibility 2 Enrollment Procedures 2 Effective Dates 2 Health Care Plans 3 2006 Health Insurance Rates 3 Prescription Drug Program 5 Dental Care Plan 8 2006 Dental Insurance Rates 8 Faculty & Staff Assistance Program 9 Optional Term 10 Group Term Life Insurance 10 Optional Term Life Insurance Plan 10 Spouse Term Life Insurance 11 Dependent

Seminar Multimedia for a print newsroom

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:21:40 GMT

Design Quick Course, 04/28/2007, Arizona Daily Star Flash. Slideshows. Video. Every newsroom wants to jump on the multimedia bandwagon but how do you get started? What software do we need? What's a unique user? Do we need additional staff? Join us at the Arizona Daily Star this April 28 for a full day of training and we'll do our best to answer all your questions. Schedule: 8:00 a.m. Registration desk opens 8:45 a.m. Welcome and intros 99:50 a.m. Tim D'Avis, Online Director for the Quad City T

Research- Sydney Mornging Herald- PowerPoint - Technology - smh com

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:21:39 GMT

Home » Technology » Article Research points the finger at PowerPoint File photo: Do as I do ... the federal Treasurer, Peter Costelllo, shows the right way to give a PowerPoint presentation, speaking to graphs rather than reading dot points. Photo: Andrew Meares Anna Patty Education Editor April 4, 2007 If you have ever wondered why your eyes start glazing over as you read those dot points on the screen, as the same words are being spoken, take heart in knowing there is a scientific explanation. It is more difficult to process information if it is coming at you in the written and spoken f

Powerpoint is bad

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:21:38 GMT

« David Byrne on PowerPoint: Freedom — who needs it? | Main | PowerPoint: sometimes you have to laugh to keep from crying » April 10, 2007 ABOUT Email Me SEARCH THIS BLOG Is it finally time to ditch PowerPoint? Last week an article appearing in The Sydney Morning Herald entitled Researcher points finger at PowerPoint generated quite a stir. The article highlighted findings by researchers from the University of New South Wales, including John Sweller who developed the Cognitive Load Theory back in the '80s. One of the findings mentioned in the article: it is more difficult to process inf

NU goals for multiplatform journalism

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:21:26 GMT

Goals for multi-platform journalism • Provide relevant, differentiated storytelling and messages that engage audiences and consumers. • Offer an array of media alternatives where, when and how consumers want them. • Incorporate new forms of storytelling and message across a broad portfolio of forms and formats in a variety of media. • Focus more on audiences and be more knowledgeable and astute about consumers' information needs, delivery preferences and how to leverage the strengths of each medium for different audience segments. • Be expert in the management of traditional and digi

Multimedia Journalism Texas university

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:21:24 GMT

Overview The multimedia area of study aspires to be a leading proponent of scholarly research, teaching and service activities related to the impact of new and emerging electronic media on individuals, organizations, industries and society as a whole, particularly as it relates to the practice of journalism. The multimedia area of study encourages faculty and student participation in research projects that examine the uses and the impact of new and emerging media. The area of study encourages students, faculty, citizens and members of allied professions to generate and participate in discussio

web dev berkeley journalism $70k

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:10:10 GMT

Web Developer/Manager at University of California, Berkeley Location: Berkeley, CA (San Francisco Bay Area) URL: http://jobs.berkeley.edu Apply Now Type: Experience: Function: Industry: Job Code: Posted: Full-time Not Applicable Information Technology Higher Education 7390 October 29, 2007 Description The University of California, Berkeley, is the preeminent public university in the country. We’re also one of the leading employers in the San Francisco Bay Area. We are currently seeking a Web Developer/Manager in the Graduate School of Journalism. The Web Developer/Manager will work on a te

web designer engineer

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:10:05 GMT

Summary Build and support user-facing applications to improve the company's internal communications and collaboration. Responsibilities: -Support existing Corporate Directory application -Support existing Intuit's Intranet infrastructure and publishing tool set -Participate in evaluating new portal technologies for strategic intranet initiatives: Collaboration Platform IIT Communications Platform New Portal infrastructure for Intuit Central (including publishing toolset) Assist in near-term initiatives to improve Tech Help site Responsible for content publishing, maintenance of platform, and d

Site Producer eharmony

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:10:04 GMT

Vice President, Community and Content/Site Producer eHarmony, Pasadena, CA Company: eHarmony Founded: August 22, 2000 Headquarters: Pasadena, California Website: www.eharmony.com Title: Vice President, Community and Content/Site Producer Report to: CEO Posted Oct 09 Company History eHarmony, the Internet’s #1 trusted relationship service, is dedicated to becoming the world’s leading relationship services provider. When it launched in 2000, eHarmony became the first relationship service on the Web to use a scientific approach to match highly compatible singles. More than 17 million people

technical digital media

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:10:03 GMT

Digital Media Technical Project Manager Business Unit: NBC Universal Function: Management Location: New York, NY Job #: 510989 Posted: Mar 02, 2007 Job Description: Responsibilities *Responsible for Coordinating Key Web Initiatives for all NBC Universal Owned & Operated TV Stations*Manage projects and initiatives from scope through implementation, including conceptualization, design, and build out of new broadband channels and web sites each with its own brand and "personality" *Manage projects to enhance, stabilize, and relaunch existing web sites*Gather requirements from internal clients and

vice president

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:10:03 GMT

ICE PRESIDENT OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Crisp Wireless, a New York City-based provider of mobile content management solutions to the media and entertainment industry, seeks to recruit a Vice President of Professional Services. Position Summary Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer, The Vice President of Professional Services will oversee a growing professional services organization consisting of project managers, application developers, testers, and customer support personnel. Compensation will include base salary, quarterly bonus directly commensurate with PS revenue achieved, and stock opt

STL videographer job

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:10:02 GMT

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch has an opening for a videographer with solid documentary shooting skills and an extensive background in nonlinear editing to produce video content for STLtoday.com--our online product. We seek someone who is fluent in Final Cut Pro and can assist with training photographers and reporters who are at various shooting and editing skill levels. Other online multimedia skills are a plus. This person should have a portfolio filled with solid storytelling content and good use of sound. Candidates should have a demonstrated track record in working collaboratively with other

professor multimedia

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:10:01 GMT

We are seeking a professional who has created new knowledge and/or advances in multimedia journalism and the presentation of news using different media: writing, sound, moving and still images, and interactivity. The chair holder will help Medill explore new and emerging ways of delivering news and information on digital platforms. He or she will provide handson, fulltime instruction to undergraduate and master's students and be capable of teaching entrylevel as well as advanced courses. A person selected t

redesign Oprah com

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:10:01 GMT

Position Summary: Oversee development of complete redesign of Oprah.com including front and backend development, content migration, data migration, quality assurance, and release management. Responsibilities: Lead efforts of cross-functional project teams representing development, design, editorial, quality assurance, system administration, and release management. Create and maintain overall project plan Oversee work of three project managers Insure that project meets budget goals Qualifications: Strong personal presence and verbal communication skills. 7+ years in project management 3+ years

president

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:10:00 GMT

Salary Range: $140,000 to $175,000 plus 7.2% retirement contribution, health plan, life insurance, flexible spending account and other benefits per personnel policy includedRequired Criteria: Bachelor's Degree minimumPreferred Criteria: YMCA Senior Director The Hunterdon County YMCA is an equal opportunity employer committed to valuing diversity and practicing inclusion.Key Deliverables: • Advocate the YMCA vision within the community. The CEO must be an active member of the community that also acts as an ambassador for the mission, vision and values of the YMCA. Constantly telling the YMCA

online manager

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:59 GMT

Online Manager to plan and direct newsroom online activities. The manager will direct a team of online staffers and will work collaboratively with all newsroom staff to develop online content, improve the site and build traffic to thestate.com. The manager will report directly to the executive editor and will work with the newspaper's senior management to sharpen and execute online strategies. NOTES:US Residents Only. Employer will assist with relocation costs. Competitive salary and benefits. Requirements The best candidate for this position will have an appreciation for the standards and va

NYT job description new producer

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:58 GMT

Organization NYTimes.com Company Location New York, NY 10018 Department Newsroom Job Title News Producer, Technology Date 3/2/2007 Job Type Full-Time Regular Job Description News Producer, Technology NYTimes.com NYTimes.com, the #1 newspaper site on the Web (Nielsen/NetRatings) and winner of Best News Site awards in 2005, 2004, 2003 (Editor & Publisher) is seeking a PRODUCER to join our online newsroom. The positions on our news desks involve the packaging of online news in a fast-paced, ever-changing work environment. Duties include producing articles, photos, video and multimedia for our

media strategist

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:57 GMT

ork together on innovative multimedia research and development projects. Description: The Media Field Strategist (MFS) is a combination of media strategist, field organizer and public relations individual with the primary responsibility of building and sustaining relationships with local LGBT and allied organizations. The MFS is also responsible for monitoring and responding to regional print and broadcast media as it pertains to GLAAD's mission and current strategic plan. The MFS will cultivate and maintain professional relationships with journalists in the mainstream and the lesbian, gay, b

merc online demsigner

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:57 GMT

the right values: integrity, credibility, independence, quality, relevance, service, leadership, innovation, humanity and Northwest connection. While everything else is changing, those are constants. If you have expert experience in Flash and Web design — and a passion for using those skills to tell interactive stories and examine data and charting — then the San Jose Mercury News is the place for you. We are launching a redesigned MercuryNews.com shortly, and are looking for a multimedia artist with a proven record of creating compelling multimedia narratives to join a team dedicated to

Manager, Initiatives and Innovation

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:55 GMT

Manager, Initiatives and Innovation. Key Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Work with Group Director to develop the strategy and processes required to support Safeway’s customer centric marketing strategy. Lead design and execution of initiatives designed to build loyalty and share of wallet with Safeway’s most important customers. Key responsibilities include: Identifying most valuable customers Developing the strategy to retain & reward most valuable customers, and grow & incent less value customers to become most valuable customers Executing strategy and evaluating result

mcgraw hill

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:55 GMT

McGraw-Hill Education addresses virtually every aspect of the education market from pre-K through professional learning. Using traditional materials, online learning and multimedia tools, we empower the growth of teachers, professionals and students of all ages. Our technical innovations are changing the way people learn, with e-books, online tutoring, customized course Web sites and subscription services. We are also a leading provider of reference and trade publishing for the medical, business, engineering and other professions. CTB/McGraw-Hill, a division of McGraw-Hill Education, is the le

manager of content strategy

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:54 GMT

Are you a new media manager or senior producer looking for a new position to grow and to take your leadership skills to the next level? Are you a high-level editor who has transtioned to new media with a proven record of success? If so, here is a unique opportunity for you. COXnet, the Atlanta-based group responsible for support, services and strategy for Cox Newspapers and its Web sites, is looking for a Manager of Content Strategy based in our Content department We seek an experienced manager in both traditional and new media spaces with a thorough understanding of online news sites and prin

mamanger new product development

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:53 GMT

Manager of New Product Development will lead teams and commercializes medical devices from the prototyping stage to market release. Innovate, develop, and implements novel processes/capabilities to accelerate product development. Recruit, develop and mentor the development of associates. Coordinate cross-functional teams to drive business and organizational results. Set business metrics for the team and provides performance feedback to employees. Plan, schedule, conduct, and manage various engineering projects, ensuring all projects adhere to acceptable engineering practices and compliance reg

manager brand development

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:53 GMT

Senior Manager Brand Development eBay Inc. - San Jose, CA 95125 eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY;) is the world's largest online marketplace. To apply for this position, please click on 'Apply Now' to visit our Careers Site. To begin the application process, enter the Job Number into the Requisition Number search field and select submit. You can now begin applying for the position. Responsible for developing the strategies and positioning of our brands and sub-brands as well as brand expression, inspiration, education and tools. Partners closely with the rest of the Brand Development team on brand expressio

Job promotion press release

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:52 GMT

Job promotion press release CHICAGO, Jan. 29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Sun-Times Media Group, Inc. announced today that Murdoch (Nachrichten) Davis, publisher/editor of the Post- Tribune in northwest Indiana and consultant to the Sun-Times News Group, has been named president of Midwest Suburban Publishing, which publishes the Daily Southtown, the Star and the PennySaver. Davis, 52, will also remain publisher of the Post-Tribune. Prior to joining the Post-Tribune in early 2006, Davis spent 30 years in the news industry in Canada, including time with Sun-Times Media Group, then known as Holl

Intern video edit

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:51 GMT

GO Jobs, Inc.Job ID: AVI062907Location: Orange, CAPosition Type: Part-TimeDate Posted: 8/22/2007Online Audio/Video Editing/Post Production InternDo you want to get in on the most innovative, creative and fun online company to date? Are you a creative individual with the spirit of an entrepreneur? If so, GO Jobs, Inc. wants you to be part of the coolest company doing video and audio blogging and podcasting. We are currently expanding and need your experience and education. Who knows, this could just be your dream career!?! The intern will create, edit and manage video and audio content for blog

job highlights

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:51 GMT

Provide senior creative support to the brand and the VP Editorial. Advise on all facets of brand collateral Maintain current design, develop new productts Work with internal departments to coordinate multimedia initiativesAttend creative and informal meetings related to projects. Attend trade shows and conferences to bring current and new development in trends to the team in relations to design, art, photography and technology to enhance brand and customers. Deliver summary presentations of key topics and data to senior management.Have a cross functional role within the Creative Services Team

executive director for product innovation

Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:09:50 GMT

Executive Director, Product Innovation serves as creative advisor for existing products and provides leadership for the development of new niche products, and electronic and online programming. VP, Editorial Programming: NBC Universal Specific Responsibilities Include: Management * Working to help conceive and develop projects that are unique * Executing strategic vision and goals, helping to refine new visions for digital and print journalism and build on that vision through development, prototyping, training and execution.* Working with key leaders in the group to prioritize and schedule pr