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• Deuze , The web and its journalisms considering
  the consequences of different types of newsmedia
  online. New Media and Society, Vol5(2), 2003, s.
  203-230.
• Gillmor, We the media. Grassroots journalism by
  the people, for the people. O'Reilly 2004.
  http//www.oreilly.com/catalog/wemedia/book/.
• Nieman Reports, Winter 2006 Issue Goodbye
  Gutenberg. http//www.nieman.harvard.edu/reports/0
  6-4NRwinter/

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Citizen Journalism/ Citizens Media Dan Gillmor
- former San Jose Mercury News The former
audience
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Schedule

• 9.9. lecture history, features, social media
• 16.9. lecture
• 23.9. lecture
• 7.10. lecture minor exam
• by 17.10. analysis finished

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Analysis

• structure
• interactivity
• analysis of content (journalism)
• layout
• advertising etc. outside sources
• updates
• new features
• background information

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CONCEPTS USERS TECHNOLOGY MEDIA FEATURES
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History of web...

• different start from other MASS media
• ARPAnet 1960s
• flexibility and multifunctionality
• universities 1980s
• world wide web 1989
• graphic internet browsers 1993

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History of media...

• experiments with personal computers, tv, fax and
  telephone 1970s
• Videotex, teletex, audiotex
• Minitel 1982
• principle of copying
• pc based online services 1970s, 80s
• CompuServe, Prodigy, AOL

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...more history of media...

• 1996 most of the media companies were in the net
• 2/3 of the newspapers had an online version in
  the USA
• 12/1998 USAToday.com 2,5
• million visitors
• 1999 amount of users grew
• 50 every six months
• late 1990s more investments in
• the net

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Lasica (1997)

• 1. early 90s
• text based
• CompuServe, Prodigy, AOL
• 2. 1995- large audiences, many online-papers
• 3. 1997- push technology

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Pavlik 1997

• circulating
• original material
• own features

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...more history of media...

• 2001 the bubble bursted!!!!!

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Case Iltalehti Online
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• started 5.10.1995
• front page!
• updated once a day -gt 1998 evening shift -gt2007
  news every hour
• video 2005
• tv
• until 2000 editor in chief 2 freelancers
• 2007 editor in chief three full time editors
  13 freelancers editors from printed Iltalehti

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• www.gallupweb.com/tnsmetrix/

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2001 -gt

• Primarily Print Newspaper Reading 71
• Primarily Online Newspaper Reading 22
• Split Between Print Online Newspaper Reading 7
  
• Source Nielsen//NetRatings _at_Plan, Fall 2005
  Release, November 2005

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Top 10 Newspaper Web Sites

• 1. NYTimes.com 11,405 15
• 2. USATODAY.com 10,361 8
• 3. WashingtonPost.com 8,067 28
• 4. LA Times 3,934 23
• 5. SFGate.com/San Francisco Chronicle 3,922 4
• 6. Boston.com 3,602 -1
• 7. Daily News Online Edition 2,870 5
• 8. Wall Street Journal Online 2,665 9
• 9. The Houston Chronicle 2,654 35
• 10. Chicago Sun-Times 2,584 20
• Online Newspaper Category 39,283 25.83 11
  Source Nielsen//NetRatings, November 2005
  Newspaper Web sites rankings include U.S. based
  online newspapers only. Category includes both
  U.S. and internationally based online newspapers.

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World digital media trends 2008 Report

• The online consumption of newspapers has risen by
  20 in the last year and by 100 over the last
  three years,
• 13.77 rise in the number of newspaper websites
  bringing the total to 4,500.
• 52 of readers who view newspaper websites spend
  the same amount of time reading newspapers
• 35 say the time they spend with either print or
  online newspapers has increased.

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History of contents

• newspaper based
• no interactivity
• text based

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About the Future

• mass medium (Winston 1998)
• horizontally open internet (Flichy 1999)
• from monologue to interaction (Boczkowski 2005)
• from journalistic centered to audience centered
  (Boczkowski 2005)
• microlocal (Boczkowski 2005)