Showing posts with label newspapers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label newspapers. Show all posts

Tuesday, 9 June 2015

Distributing News

Sorry publishers, the revolution will not be read about inside of your walls

Brio.media

BRIO believes that long-form narrative journalism can engage and inform an audience in a way that commentary, listicles, and microblogging cannot. We use compelling characters and human drama to create engaging explorations of issues of social importance.

Every BRIO story brings some new fact, insight, or perspective to the table. We believe in stories that surprise people, whether through the power of their narratives of their insights.

Sunday, 1 August 2010

Inventing New News Business

Today I've seen a glimpse of the future for newspapers, magazines and news organizations.

The truth is that they won't be in news business anymore. News will be sidebusiness for them. They will reinvent themselves just like Nokia once did ( I am not saying they will start producing mobile phones, not at all ).

This industry in 10 years time will be totally different. NewsMall.

Monday, 13 April 2009

NEW SECTION: 4 SHORTS

Keep innovating my publishing venture


I am introducing new content section on my blog.

It will be called and tagged 4 SHORTS and it will contain 4 quick web links / comments / stories about things on my mind or what I found on the Web that catches my eye but without extensive story.

4 quickies, pure jewels.
Not shared over twitter, luckily.

Where 2.0 conference
The past five years have seen significant changes in the geospatial web. Its importance and functionality have matured—it's not just maps anymore! Where 2.0 2009 will take the exploration of "location aware" even further.

Boxee
on a laptop or connected to an HDTV, boxee gives you a true entertainment experience to enjoy your movies, TV shows, music and photos, as well as streaming content from websites like Netflix, CBS, Comedy Central, Last.fm, and flickr.

Hyperlocal news
a package of information about your neighborhood, or even your block, assembled by a computer.

Web photos with shopping links
Everingham's vision ultimately became Pixazza, an online advertising startup that converts photos on Web sites into interactive advertisements.