Antes, agora e depois | Then, now and later

Há pouco mais de um ano este post dissecava 10 mitos sobre o futuro dos jornais, que parecem ainda existir na cabeça de muita gente. Depois de digerirem um pouco de realidade, vejam quais são as 10 tendências para o jornalismo online. Liguem os pontos entre os dois posts e terão o amanhã.

Not much more than a year ago this post dissected the 10 myths about the future of newspapers, that seem to still dwell in many people’s heads. After digesting some reality, see which are the top 10 trends for online journalism. Connect the dots and you’ll have tomorrow.

The big question is: Do newspapers have a future at all? – Change or die is the media’s new watchword. Here are the 10 major misconceptions that hinder newspapers in joining the new media party:

Myth 1: We pay for printed content
Fact 1: News content was always free

The price we pay for newspapers merely covers the paper and printing costs. The management, writing, editing and delivery of newspapers is fully covered by advertising. Economically, it’s only fair that we don’t pay for online content. Don’t tell me you’ve never heard that…

10 Newspaper Myths Deconstructed

I think we are well past the point where online journalism is a trend in journalism. Time to be a little more discerning and take a look at what’s important, right now, in online journalism. I’ll divide it up into three sections: Gathering the News, Augmenting the News and Delivering the News.

• Gathering the News
  • Mobile Journalism
  • Social Networking
  • RSS Filtering
  • Churnalism
• Augmenting the News
  • Geotagging and Maps
  • Semantic Web
  • Multimedia
• Delivering the News
  • News as a Platform
  • Aggregation
  • Search

Top ten current trends in online journalism

Tendências para o futuro | Future Trends

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Richard MacManus do ReadWriteWeb fez uma apresentação para o XMediaLab dedicada às novas tendências que levarão a web do 2 para o 3.0. Dessa apresentação fica este slideshow muito interessante. Podem seguir os links que estão na apresentação.

ReadWriteWeb’s Richard MacManus gave a presentation at the XMediaLab dedicated to the new trends that will take web from 2 to 3.0. From that presentation was left this interesting slideshow. You can follow the links in the slideshow.