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Paid and free, side by side: The Boston Globe became the latest news organization to institute an online paywall this week, but it did so in an unprecedented way that should be interesting to watch: The newspaper created a separate paid site, BostonGlobe.com, [...]

[This review was originally posted at the Nieman Journalism Lab on Sept. 9, 2011.]

TechCrunch, ethics, and new notions of journalism: The prominent tech news site TechCrunch tends to find itself in the middle of some controversy or another fairly regularly. Usually they’re relatively inconsequential inside baseball, but this week’s blowup is by far its biggest, [...]

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News Corp.’s scandal keeps growing: Rupert Murdoch might have hoped News Corp.’s phone hacking scandal would die down when he closed the British tabloid News of the World last week, but it only served to fuel the issue’s explosion. This past week, the [...]

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Putting the Times’ pay plan in place: If you read last week’s review, the first half of this week’s should feel like déjà vu — lots of back-and-forth about the wisdom of The New York Times’ new online pay plan, and some more [...]

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Let’s start with the runup. Print media folks had high hopes that the iPad would revolutionize their industries — even, Meclizine in india, Meclizine overseas, as The New York Times put it, giving old media “a chance to undo mistakes of the past, buy Meclizine without prescription. In three smart posts, the tech sites TechCrunch, Gizmodo and Wired said the iPad could be a tool to change publishing, but, as Jason Kincaid in TechCrunch wrote, “someone will need to deliver the content.” Then there were the pre-emptive debunkers, who argued that the iPad would be “just another distribution platform,” merely a circulation tool for journalism, and a “massive distraction” for newsrooms.

After the announcement, the overwhelming reaction from the tech world was one of disappointment, Buy Meclizine Without Prescription. Meclizine prices, The Guardian has a roundup, and you can itemized lists of iPad beefs by the web giants Mashable, buying Meclizine online over the counter, Meclizine over the counter,  Gizmodo and Gawker, as well as new-media-watcher Steve Yelvington, fast shipping Meclizine. Meclizine from canadian pharmacy, But there were a lot of people wowed and encouraged by the iPad announcement: A lot of them were old media people — publishers, as this MediaWeek roundup especially shows, buy Meclizine from canada. Meclizine for sale, As MediaCritic’s Scott Rosenberg observed, the iPad demo played largely to the delight of those who want to mimic the paper experience, Meclizine paypal, Sale Meclizine, but those who see the web as bringing in a new relationship with news seemed to expect more.

Wired and The Big Money gave us a medium-by-medium look at the iPad’s potential impact, and neither was blown away by its possibility for newspapers and magazines, next day Meclizine. Meclizine in us, Between the roundups of Poynter and Alan Mutter and the thoughts of Nieman Journalism Lab director Joshua Benton, we have a pretty good spectrum of sensible takes from media-watchers from a variety of backgrounds.

A few points in the discussion worth highlighting: A number of tech writers — Twitter engineer Alex Payne, Meclizine in australia, Online buying Meclizine hcl,  Rafe Colburn and j-prof C.W. Anderson — have noted that  Buy Meclizine Without Prescription, the iPad is fundamentally a closed platform, designed more to secure market share for Apple than to perpetuate the web’s openness. (They’ve got a point.) Second, Meclizine to buy online, Rx free Meclizine, quite a few others have pointed out that the iPad is a content consumption device, not a content creation one, real brand Meclizine online. Purchase Meclizine online, This has several implications: It appeals to a different audience than most new tech products (the casual, “lean-back” user, buy Meclizine without a prescription, Meclizine in mexico, says Jason Fry; the content-inhaling youth of the world, says David Carr), Meclizine medication. Where can i find Meclizine online, It makes content creation critical (see TechCrunch and Wired), and, Meclizine in uk, Meclizine trusted pharmacy reviews, as NYU professor Jay Rosen put it, it turns the nature of the Internet from the “read write web” back into the “read only” web.

Ultimately, Meclizine to buy, Buy Meclizine online without prescription, the iPad’s utility for journalism is going to come down to the quality of content that news organizations create for it. Is that content going to be regressive, trying to recreate a print experience and neutering the power of a new tool, buy Meclizine online cod. Buy cheap Meclizine, Or is it going to be rich, web-native and innovative, Meclizine craiglist, Meclizine prescriptions, giving users an experience and value they haven’t had until now. (Will Bunch, Judy Sims and Alan Jacobson make similar points quite succinctly and eloquently.)

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How leaky will the Times’ paywall be?: The biggest topic in journalism B.T, Buy Meclizine Without Prescription. (Before Tablet) was The New York Times’ proposed paywall, Meclizine from international pharmacy, Meclizine gel, ointment, cream, pill, spray, continuous-release, extended-release, and specifically, parsing the impact of Times execs’ statement that anyone coming to a Times article through “another Web site” will get free access to that article, buy Meclizine online with no prescription, Where to buy Meclizine, without it counting toward their metered tally of page views. NYU professor Jay Rosen was the first to draw attention to the implications of that provision, Meclizine tablets, Buy Meclizine online without a prescription, concluding, “That looks a lot less like a pay wall to me, Meclizine in canada. Buy Meclizine no prescription, It isn’t a metered system if I can access the Times via the link economy without limit.”

In that case, Reuters’ Felix Salmon argued, cod online Meclizine, Meclizine trusted pharmacy reviews, online subscribers would be paying not for the Times’ content, but for how they got to it, where to buy Meclizine. Meclizine from canadian pharmacy, Or, as Josh Young put it, order Meclizine from United States pharmacy, Meclizine in uk, the Times is “charging for being ignorant of all doors but the front.” (Some more great back-and-forth on why the Times would want such a flimsy paywall can be found in the Notes and comments of Rosen’s piece.)

Silicon Valley Watcher Tom Foremski and Times contributor Robert Wright acknowledged the paywall’s leakiness, too: Foremski proposed getting linkers to run the Times’ ads, Meclizine buy, Online buying Meclizine hcl, and Wright wanted to add micropayments to the paywall. Steve Yelvington pointed out another big hole in the Times’ metered model: cookies.

Felix Salmon and Gawker’s Gabriel Snyder did the math and found it doesn’t look good for the Times; The Big Money’s Frederic Filloux was more optimistic about the numbers, provided the Times only charges the heaviest users, buy Meclizine online cod. (Salmon is also disappointed Buy Meclizine Without Prescription, that the Times has given up on the dream of being so essential that it can make big bucks from a free site.) If you want to do some number-crunching of your own, the Nieman Journalism Lab’s Jonathan Stray has a nifty little tool for you.

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Newsday’s 35 online subscribers: Based on sources from an internal meeting, The New York Observer reported the number of subscribers of Newsday’s website since the Long Island newspaper — the nation’s 11th-largest newspaper by print circulation — put up a paywall three months ago, and the tally shocked a lot media observers: 35. MediaDailyNews detailed Newsday’s overall decline in numbers since the wall went up in late October. Meclizine overseas,

Several people — not least Newsday’s own execs — quickly noted the paper’s unique case: It’s owned by Cablevision, and subscribers of the print edition or Cablevision’s cable or broadband access get free access to the site, sale Meclizine. Meclizine in usa, (The paper estimates that amounts to 75 percent of Long Islanders.) As Steve Yelvington noted and Newsday hinted to paidContent, the paywall is much more about giving a free perk to cable and Internet subscribers than actually netting paid website customers. So it doesn’t make much sense to apply this scenario to other similar-sized papers, ordering Meclizine online. Meclizine over the counter, That being said, 35 is an astonishingly low number, Meclizine craiglist, to say the least.

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Foursquare’s possibilities for news orgs: Foursquare — a fast-growing, mobile-based social network based on sharing your location — announced its partnership with the free daily paper Canada Metro, the company’s first partnership with a news organization. Metro will add location-specific coverage to Foursquare users, who could receive alerts when they’re near those spots.

On the social media blog Mashable, Jennifer Van Grove described Metro’s Foursquare content as a travel guide book that “unlocks the best a neighborhood has to offer, Buy Meclizine Without Prescription. She calls the relationship symbiotic (mobile utility for Metro, print exposure for Foursquare and local businesses). With mobile news access exploding, this could be part of a future-of-journalism recipe: The tech blog ReadWriteWeb has an intriguing vision of the type of location-aware news and tips that might be possible through services like Foursquare.

Last week, Lehigh j-prof Jeremy Littau said that Foursquare can allow journalists to map out pertinent facts about their communities and help residents explore their neighborhoods. And Sean Blanda advised The New York Times (and other news organizations) to learn from Foursquare’s system of rewarding users.

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Taking action in Haiti: Last week’s discussion about whether reporters in Haiti should become involved in the story they’re covering (in this case, particularly reporters serving as doctors) continued into the weekend. The Society of Professional Journalists reiterated its stance that journalists should “avoid making themselves part of the stories they are reporting.” This prompted a barrage of angry Twitter posts by Jeff Jarvis. Tyler Dukes listed them and fired back at Jarvis, while Gazette Communications’ Steve Buttry joined Jarvis’ attack on SPJ. Buy Meclizine Without Prescription, NPR’s “On the Media” brought in a few more takes, and St. Petersburg Times media critic Eric Deggans proposed a middle way: It’s OK to help, but turn the cameras off when you do it.

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Reading roundup: If your head isn’t already spinning from the loads of iPad commentary I’ve thrown at you, there are a few pieces from the past week that are well worth a read: First, Alan Rusbridger, editor-in-chief of the British newspaper The Guardian, deftly outlined the state of journalism and argued against paywalls for news orgs in a lecture on Monday. Here’s the summary, the full text (it’s long) and a smart response by Jason Fry questioning Rusbridger’s anti-paywall argument.

Second, The New York Times’ Nick Bilton points out how ingrained sharing, filtering and aggregating have become in the way we live on the web. It’s one of those short, simple pieces that neatly captures a concept that many of us had noticed but hadn’t sharply articulated yet.

Finally, the Knight Digital Media Center’s Michele McLellan — also a fellow at the University of Missouri’s Reynolds Journalism Institute — has a mind-blowingly thorough taxonomy of local news organizations across the country. This is definitely a post you’ll want to save for future reference.

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— Finally, two professors argue at SEED magazine that social media and the explosion of online publishing mean that soon, our society will be characterized not only by nearly universal literacy, but by nearly universal authorship as well. And if you're a journalism student (or a working journalist, for that matter), Publish2's Ryan Sholin has some helpful advice: Be great at one analog craft and one digital craft. Sounds about right.

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— Joshua Michele-Ross of Radar has a short but profound read on why news organizations have been so slow to adapt to change: Because they're institutions. I would guess that any journalist working for a traditional media organization could readily vouch for him here; I know I would.

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