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Video Workload Survey results

Update The results of part 2 of this survey are now up. Results are still trickling in but I thought I would publish a few results from my little video survey. Some broad results: * The average length for video is between 2 -3 minutes * The average production time is between

Moving from TV to Online

Mindy MacAdams set down what I now realise was a bit of a challenge. A challenge, because I needed to work out how to say what I wanted to say in less than a phone book's worth of type. In a comment on my previous post about Online

The Times will eat itself

> “Millions of blogs have sprung up over the last year, but a cursory search shows that the majority of their information sources lead back to mainstream media. The bloggers are seeking or delivering insight, but what they need is accurate information on whatever subject they’re interested in. Time

We media has no we.

The Press gazette [http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/article/110506/citizen_journalism__its_still_a_case_of_them_and_us] has a pretty damning piece on the We media conference at the Beeb a week or so ago. According to Martin Stabe , there wasnt much ‘we’ in evidence which is

FT embargo content

Courtesy of Yahoo News – The FT have announced a 24 embargo on content to 3rd party suppliers [http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060515/nym229.html?.v=31] meaning that if you don’t get it direct from the FT you wait a day. > The extended embargo is part of

Associated Blogosphere?

In contrast to Ed Wassermans article I mentioned yesterday [http://digidickinson.net/2006/05/16/associated-blogosphere/], here is one from Jason Lee Miller at webpronews [http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/topnews/wpn-60-20060515SeedsOfAnAssociatedBlogosphere.html] that suggests a more symbiotic relationship between bloggers and journalists based on his reflection

Is ‘convergence’ the next media disaster?

In an interesting article [http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/opinion/14581081.htm], Knight professor of journalism ethics Edward Wasserman sounds a little bit like he’s trying to catch the horse after missing the open stable door. I don’t really agree that it’s the involvement of

Big media blogs: know your place.

A nice post by Kevin Anderson on the Corante [http://strange.corante.com/archives/2006/04/] web site about fostering community turns out to be more about getting buy in from the old media rather than takeover: > [But] the last few weeks have only reinforced my fundamental view that

Tagging- a tool for journalistic transparency

Here’s an interesting article on tagging as a transparency tool [http://www.lavanguardia.es/public/series/20060417/51244437619.html]. Transparency is a hot topic at the moment. I’m convinced it’s as much a tool for protecting the ownership and so financial interests of news organisations as it

China’s new regulations to curb media

An interesting article from Reuters about China’s increasing attempts at media regulation [http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/newsArticle.aspx?type=worldNews&storyID=2006-04-17T074819Z_01_KNE727501_RTRUKOC_0_UK-CHINA-MEDIA.xml] , reveals a worrying imapact on online resources > …news Web sites collectively agreed to