Studios must choose between providing content for less or prepare for death
Studios face a dilemma: provide cheaper content or face decline in the digital age.
The social media activity of a journalist is his - not the company’s
The ownership of a journalist's social media activity sparks debate and highlights the need for clear policies and fair compensation.
Deconstructing the news and destroying the criticism
Deconstructing news localization and the criticism surrounding it: A cool designer's critique and an engineer's debunking, revealing insights and observations on the broken news business.
Creating information with less cost and more focus is possible
Creating news with less cost and more focus in the changing landscape of journalism: the need for adaptation and reinvention to meet readers' interests and sustain the industry.
Hulu delights digital giants - and they are right
Hulu attracts digital giants with its potential to revolutionize content distribution and challenge traditional TV models.
The unexpected tabloid celebrity-hunter
The downfall of tabloid celebrities exposes the dark side of journalism, revealing illicit practices and implicating top figures in a phone-hacking scandal.
Society must either pay to stay informed or pay even more to remain misinformed
Society's choice: Pay for reliable information or face the consequences of misinformation.
Why traditional media has failed and will probably continue to do so
Traditional media fails due to poor content quality, outdated business models, and neglecting the core purpose of informing the public, leading to its inevitable downfall.
Wired compromised Wikileaks source - and now what?
Wired's involvement in the Manninggate scandal raises questions about journalistic integrity and the fate of Bradley Manning.
Despite no one with social media informs - but could inform more
Despite the lack of informative social media, younger generations prioritize socialization over information, impacting their perception of news and valuable knowledge.