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]]> By: Ecopolitica » O jornalismo está passando por uma revolução e, vejam só, nenhuma surpresa, ele está informando sobre ela. http://www.cato-unbound.org/2009/07/20/steve-yelvington/abandon-old-strategies-to-survive-in-a-new-era/comment-page-1/#comment-350175 Ecopolitica » O jornalismo está passando por uma revolução e, vejam só, nenhuma surpresa, ele está informando sobre ela. Thu, 13 Aug 2009 15:59:05 +0000 http://www.cato-unbound.org/?p=1919#comment-350175 [...] Steve Yelvington diz, acertadamente, que a “tecnologia está operando profundas transformações no jeito com que as pessoas descobrem e chegam a entender eventos públicos. O processamento social dessa informação está se mudando da sala de jantar e da mesa de refeições para as redes. O poder da informação está se deslocando dos centros e instituições, para as franjas e para os indivíduos”. A tecnologia, tanto quanto o aquecimento global são tendências firmes do século XXI com as quais jornalismo terá que lidar e às quais terá que se adaptar, encontrando novos modos de continuar cobrindo os acontecimentos e se financiando. [...] [...] Steve Yelvington diz, acertadamente, que a “tecnologia está operando profundas transformações no jeito com que as pessoas descobrem e chegam a entender eventos públicos. O processamento social dessa informação está se mudando da sala de jantar e da mesa de refeições para as redes. O poder da informação está se deslocando dos centros e instituições, para as franjas e para os indivíduos”. A tecnologia, tanto quanto o aquecimento global são tendências firmes do século XXI com as quais jornalismo terá que lidar e às quais terá que se adaptar, encontrando novos modos de continuar cobrindo os acontecimentos e se financiando. [...]

]]> By: Ecopolity » Journalism is going through a revolution. Guess what? No surprise! It is reporting it. http://www.cato-unbound.org/2009/07/20/steve-yelvington/abandon-old-strategies-to-survive-in-a-new-era/comment-page-1/#comment-350174 Ecopolity » Journalism is going through a revolution. Guess what? No surprise! It is reporting it. Thu, 13 Aug 2009 15:57:19 +0000 http://www.cato-unbound.org/?p=1919#comment-350174 [...] Steve Yelvington says very aptly that “technology is working deep changes in the way people discover, discuss and come to understand public events. Social processing of this information is moving from the family room and the dinner table onto networks. Information power is shifting from centers and institutions to edges and individuals.” Technology, as much as global warming are twenty-first century trends journalism has to cope with and adapt, finding new ways to keep telling the story, and finance itself. As Yelvington puts it: “in the context of such change, a journalist or a media executive who persists in operating as if we’re still living in the twenty century is guilty of failure to meet his or her moral and financial obligations to the public and to investors.” [...] [...] Steve Yelvington says very aptly that “technology is working deep changes in the way people discover, discuss and come to understand public events. Social processing of this information is moving from the family room and the dinner table onto networks. Information power is shifting from centers and institutions to edges and individuals.” Technology, as much as global warming are twenty-first century trends journalism has to cope with and adapt, finding new ways to keep telling the story, and finance itself. As Yelvington puts it: “in the context of such change, a journalist or a media executive who persists in operating as if we’re still living in the twenty century is guilty of failure to meet his or her moral and financial obligations to the public and to investors.” [...]

]]> By: links for 2009-07-21 « Jon Bernstein http://www.cato-unbound.org/2009/07/20/steve-yelvington/abandon-old-strategies-to-survive-in-a-new-era/comment-page-1/#comment-349189 links for 2009-07-21 « Jon Bernstein Tue, 21 Jul 2009 12:03:17 +0000 http://www.cato-unbound.org/?p=1919#comment-349189 [...] Abandon old strategies to survive in a new era Steve Yelvington, Cato Unbound (tags: Journalism Newspapers Business_Model) [...] [...] Abandon old strategies to survive in a new era Steve Yelvington, Cato Unbound (tags: Journalism Newspapers Business_Model) [...]

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