Comments on: To Be Efficient, Start From Zero http://newsinnovation.com/2008/10/27/to-be-efficient-start-from-zero/ Discussing the future of news Mon, 8 Mar 2010 16:56:05 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: MISCmedia » Blog Archive » SAVING THE P-I, PART TEN OR ELEVEN (I lost count) http://newsinnovation.com/2008/10/27/to-be-efficient-start-from-zero/comment-page-1/#comment-2627 MISCmedia » Blog Archive » SAVING THE P-I, PART TEN OR ELEVEN (I lost count) Wed, 09 Sep 2009 20:05:33 +0000 http://newsinnovation.com/?p=456#comment-2627 [...] preserve at least half of today’s P-I staff positions. That’s a lot more than what some observers believe is [...] [...] preserve at least half of today’s P-I staff positions. That’s a lot more than what some observers believe is [...]

]]> By: „Wir müssen weniger orthodox werden“ - medium magazin - medien journalismus zeitung print magazin radio tv online http://newsinnovation.com/2008/10/27/to-be-efficient-start-from-zero/comment-page-1/#comment-1642 „Wir müssen weniger orthodox werden“ - medium magazin - medien journalismus zeitung print magazin radio tv online Fri, 19 Jun 2009 07:23:45 +0000 http://newsinnovation.com/?p=456#comment-1642 [...] was passieren kann, wenn eine Zeitung in einer großen Stadt wie Philadelphia stirbt. Das Ergebnis war: Journalismus kann weiterleben. Wo vorher 300 Journalisten beschäftigt waren, geht es rein [...] [...] was passieren kann, wenn eine Zeitung in einer großen Stadt wie Philadelphia stirbt. Das Ergebnis war: Journalismus kann weiterleben. Wo vorher 300 Journalisten beschäftigt waren, geht es rein [...]

]]> By: Medial Digital – Medien, digitale Medien, Medienwandel, Journalismus, Internet, soziales Internet, Social Web, Web 2.0» English Blogposts » Jeff Jarvis: Journalists Should Be Curious About New Tools http://newsinnovation.com/2008/10/27/to-be-efficient-start-from-zero/comment-page-1/#comment-1606 Medial Digital – Medien, digitale Medien, Medienwandel, Journalismus, Internet, soziales Internet, Social Web, Web 2.0» English Blogposts » Jeff Jarvis: Journalists Should Be Curious About New Tools Wed, 17 Jun 2009 06:44:20 +0000 http://newsinnovation.com/?p=456#comment-1606 [...] journalists is going to change. We held a session on what happens in a city when a paper dies. The outcome was: they could regroup with 35 journalists instead of 300 by going digital only. But those 35 [...] [...] journalists is going to change. We held a session on what happens in a city when a paper dies. The outcome was: they could regroup with 35 journalists instead of 300 by going digital only. But those 35 [...]

]]> By: Medial Digital – Medien, digitale Medien, Medienwandel, Journalismus, Internet, soziales Internet, Social Web, Web 2.0» Journalismus Leitartikel Zeitungszukunft » Jeff Jarvis: Journalisten sollten neugierig auf neue Technologien sein http://newsinnovation.com/2008/10/27/to-be-efficient-start-from-zero/comment-page-1/#comment-1604 Medial Digital – Medien, digitale Medien, Medienwandel, Journalismus, Internet, soziales Internet, Social Web, Web 2.0» Journalismus Leitartikel Zeitungszukunft » Jeff Jarvis: Journalisten sollten neugierig auf neue Technologien sein Wed, 17 Jun 2009 05:46:48 +0000 http://newsinnovation.com/?p=456#comment-1604 [...] was passieren kann, wenn eine Zeitung in einer großen Stadt wie Philadelphia stirbt. Das Ergebnis war: Journalismus kann weiterleben. Wo vorher 300 Journalisten beschäftigt waren, geht es rein [...] [...] was passieren kann, wenn eine Zeitung in einer großen Stadt wie Philadelphia stirbt. Das Ergebnis war: Journalismus kann weiterleben. Wo vorher 300 Journalisten beschäftigt waren, geht es rein [...]

]]> By: Jeff Jarvis: Journalists Should Be Curious About New Tools « Medial & Digital http://newsinnovation.com/2008/10/27/to-be-efficient-start-from-zero/comment-page-1/#comment-1560 Jeff Jarvis: Journalists Should Be Curious About New Tools « Medial & Digital Wed, 10 Jun 2009 14:55:55 +0000 http://newsinnovation.com/?p=456#comment-1560 [...] journalists is going to change. We held a session on what happens in a city when a paper dies. The outcome was: they could regroup with 35 journalists instead of 300 by going digital only. But those 35 [...] [...] journalists is going to change. We held a session on what happens in a city when a paper dies. The outcome was: they could regroup with 35 journalists instead of 300 by going digital only. But those 35 [...]

]]> By: Again, TIME is making good steps… | byJoeyBaker http://newsinnovation.com/2008/10/27/to-be-efficient-start-from-zero/comment-page-1/#comment-1251 Again, TIME is making good steps… | byJoeyBaker Wed, 19 Nov 2008 18:53:07 +0000 http://newsinnovation.com/?p=456#comment-1251 [...] is facing some financial difficulties. But… this restructuring may be a part of the need for a smaller, sleeker newsroom (more on that [...] [...] is facing some financial difficulties. But… this restructuring may be a part of the need for a smaller, sleeker newsroom (more on that [...]

]]> By: Michael Higdon http://newsinnovation.com/2008/10/27/to-be-efficient-start-from-zero/comment-page-1/#comment-1245 Michael Higdon Wed, 19 Nov 2008 02:41:42 +0000 http://newsinnovation.com/?p=456#comment-1245 xxnapoleonsolo: To answer your question, we're not building the future of news for people who are not tech savvy. My 14 year old sister reads online after school all day and we are building news for her, not for you and not even for me (I'm 22). John: Check out FixJournalism.com, we are talking about how to create your newsroom and we are talking almost the same set up. But we don't have editors. ;) xxnapoleonsolo:

To answer your question, we’re not building the future of news for people who are not tech savvy. My 14 year old sister reads online after school all day and we are building news for her, not for you and not even for me (I’m 22).

John: Check out FixJournalism.com, we are talking about how to create your newsroom and we are talking almost the same set up. But we don’t have editors. ;)

]]> By: Edward Vielmetti http://newsinnovation.com/2008/10/27/to-be-efficient-start-from-zero/comment-page-1/#comment-1219 Edward Vielmetti Mon, 17 Nov 2008 23:30:04 +0000 http://newsinnovation.com/?p=456#comment-1219 $5 CPM for page views? not bloody likely. maybe $0.50, maybe $0.05. also, 800m page views/year is 65m page views/mo. given that a successful topical blog aims for 1m page views/mo, and writes 30-40 stories a day to get that, you're looking nominally at an output of about 2000 news stories a day. are there 2000 stories a day about Baltimore? i really don't think the numbers add up. $5 CPM for page views? not bloody likely. maybe $0.50, maybe $0.05.

also, 800m page views/year is 65m page views/mo. given that a successful topical blog aims for 1m page views/mo, and writes 30-40 stories a day to get that, you’re looking nominally at an output of about 2000 news stories a day. are there 2000 stories a day about Baltimore?

i really don’t think the numbers add up.

]]> By: jeff mignon http://newsinnovation.com/2008/10/27/to-be-efficient-start-from-zero/comment-page-1/#comment-1203 jeff mignon Sat, 15 Nov 2008 04:48:35 +0000 http://newsinnovation.com/?p=456#comment-1203 I was part of the workshop. I think a key element is missing. Not only we proposed to help the newsroom with bloggers but ALSO with a network of paid "citizen journalists". I proposed, with Benoît Raphaël the editor of Lepost.fr (Le Monde Multimedia Group), to follow the French model of local newspaper. Model where there are 10 paid "citizen journalists" (called: correspondents) for 1 pro-journalist. Local newspapers, in France, have been functioning this way for the past 50 years. 70 to 80% of the content of a local newspaper is produced by those paid correspondents. It gives them the possibility to report on a very hyper local level. To be clear: correspondents are not free-lances and they are not very well paid. I was part of the workshop. I think a key element is missing. Not only we proposed to help the newsroom with bloggers but ALSO with a network of paid “citizen journalists”. I proposed, with Benoît Raphaël the editor of Lepost.fr (Le Monde Multimedia Group), to follow the French model of local newspaper. Model where there are 10 paid “citizen journalists” (called: correspondents) for 1 pro-journalist. Local newspapers, in France, have been functioning this way for the past 50 years. 70 to 80% of the content of a local newspaper is produced by those paid correspondents. It gives them the possibility to report on a very hyper local level. To be clear: correspondents are not free-lances and they are not very well paid.

]]> By: Om du skulle bygge opp en redaksjon fra null i dag, hvordan ville den sett ut? | Nedrelid.com http://newsinnovation.com/2008/10/27/to-be-efficient-start-from-zero/comment-page-1/#comment-1188 Om du skulle bygge opp en redaksjon fra null i dag, hvordan ville den sett ut? | Nedrelid.com Tue, 11 Nov 2008 11:55:46 +0000 http://newsinnovation.com/?p=456#comment-1188 [...] kan lese hvordan gruppa så for seg å bygge den nye organisasjonen her. I bloggen sin utdyper Jarvis med tanker om hvilke andre sider av nyhetsvirksomheten som må [...] [...] kan lese hvordan gruppa så for seg å bygge den nye organisasjonen her. I bloggen sin utdyper Jarvis med tanker om hvilke andre sider av nyhetsvirksomheten som må [...]

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