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“Le Monde” toma el control total de su edición digital

November 21, 2012

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Los nuevos dueños de Le Monde han alcanzado un acuerdo para hacerse con el 100% de Le Monde Interactif, filial digital de la editora del diario francés. La operación, que supondrá la compra del 34% de las acciones de la compañía a Lagardère, es uno de los principales objetivos de los actuales propietarios de la […]

Brazil’s Newspapers Samba Away From Google

October 22, 2012

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Newspapers in Brazil have uncoupled themselves from Google News, claiming that their presence on the search engine is preventing their online operations from growing. It’s a pre-emptive strike on the firm, involving all 154 members of the Associacao Nacional de Journais–that’s 90% of the country’s circulation of dailies. Google’s attitude is that it channels a […]

Online News Startups Struggle to Break Even in Western Europe

June 21, 2012

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Last year, in a research project titled “The Business of Digital Journalism,” the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism set out to find digital news outlets that were successfully making money on their own: without being bankrolled by institutional grants or other investors, and without being propped up by profits from a legacy, print-based counterpart. […]

Integrating video into the newsroom – AFP Case of Study

May 28, 2012

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When AFP decided a few years ago to make a concentrated effort to expand its video offering, it faced a number of difficulties. “Our departments used to work in parallel, and there was almost no collaboration,” says Henry Bouvier, head of video, AFP, France. Mr Bouvier adds that there was the problem of reluctance from […]

New operating model, new website: how Le Monde plans to connect with online readers

May 28, 2012

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With the debut of its redesigned website, French national daily newspaper Le Monde combined enhanced visual media and user participation in hopes of creating a more social news experience. Le Monde.fr, the third most trafficked media site in France, launched its new format on Monday, as previously reported. Features of the site include more space […]

Francia: Hollande ganó en primera vuelta, pero habrá balotaje

April 22, 2012

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Ajustada. Muy ajustada. Por apenas poco más de un punto. Así ha sido la victoria del socialista François Hollande que en la primera vuelta de las elecciones presidenciales francesas obtuvo, según datos oficiales, el 28,10% de los votos por delante del mandatario Nicolas Sarkozy, que sacó el 26,98 por ciento. Habrá balotaje. La victoria de […]

French News Revolution: La Tribune Sold, Ends Daily Print Run

January 30, 2012

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France’s nationa l La Tribune newspaper said Monday’s edition was its last daily print copy, as its owner’s sale to a regional publisher and an online ad group was announced. The pair – France-Economie-Regions and web group Hi-Media – will axe 115 of 165 staff, play up the paper’s website and revert to a weekly, […]

Huffington Post, à la française

January 26, 2012

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Le Huffington Post, a French edition of AOL’s popular news, blogging and aggregation site, The Huffington Post, was launched today in collaboration with Le Monde and Les Nouvelles Editions Independantes. At a press conference held at Le Monde’s headquarters in Paris this morning, Arianna Huffington, president and editor in chief of the Huffington Post Media […]

What Will It Take For International E-Book Markets To Take Off?

November 10, 2011

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Big U.S. publishers are now reporting that e-books now make up between 15 and 20 percent of their sales—a dramatic and quick rise since 2010. But in the rest of the world, it’s a very different story. In the UK, e-books make up about six percent of sales, but that’s as close it gets to […]

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