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Monthly Archive for January, 2009
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Triste illustration de l’absence de dialogue entre responsables éditoriaux et commerciaux? Sinistre absence d’éthique fondamentale? Ou peut-être juste utilisation d’un logiciel dépourvu de bon sens primaire, n’imaginant pas que la première et la 4e page de couverture peuvent se retrouver côte à côte dans la vraie vie?
C’est l’Hebdo d’aujourd’hui… Si on a le malheur de le laisser traîner ouvert, l’impression laissée par ces pages mises côte-à -côte donne froid dans le dos! “Club Med, tous les bonheurs du monde – GAZA”.
Et je ne me prononce pas sur le cynisme de notre société…
Les joies du Club Med à Gaza? Hebdo du 8 janvier 2009
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The study evaluates the web programs of Americas top 100 newspapers:
»Newspapers are experimenting with user generated content;
»The number of newspaper websites allowing users to comment on articles has more than doubled in the last year;
»10% (versus 5% in 2007) of newspapers have social networking tools;
»76% percent of newspapers offer a [Most Popular] view of content (compares to 51% in 2007 and 33% in 2006;
»100% of newspapers sites have some form of contextual advertising and 43% feature interstitial ads.
»92% (vs 7% in 2006) of newspapers include external social bookmarking sites like Digg and del.icio.us;
»57% offer PDF editions, 20% offer chatting options, 96% provide local weather information, 40% utilize SMS alerts and 70% offer community event calendars
»Now only 11% of websites require registration to view full articles (compared to 29% in 2007 and 23% in 2006);
»100% provide some type of RSS feed
This incredible 50 minutes video goes in depth into the mechanisms of money creation, the role of debt, and, enventually, how and why each of us (and all our institutions!) are ultimately enslaved to banks.
A must-see!
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