Latinstock and KIT Digital in Joint Venture
Latinstock Digital,a subsidiary of Latinstock focussing on Digital Asset Management (DAM) has announced a Joint Venture with KIT digital INC to market products and services in Latin America and thoughout KIT’s Global network. This brings the number of DAM partners for Latinstock to five; the others are Data Stock, Mambo Post, MP Advanced and Global Encode. [...]
Where would content be without links
Jeff Jarvis is the author of What Would Google Do? He is also associate professor and director of the interactive journalism program at the City University of New York’s new Graduate School of Journalism. He is consulting editor and a partner at Daylife, a news startupand that has recently partnered with Getty Images (Getty Images made a [...]
Are you ready for huge changes in Media content creation?
How’s this for Fast Media? This company aims to create 1 million pieces of original content next year….I couldn’t help feeling slightly thrown off when I read this Wired magazine article. The must-read article about Demand Media has been picked up by various other publishers and adresses a fundamental shift in the way Media content is produced. [...]
Faced with postal strike, Mediaweek goes online
This is how Mediaweek is dealing with a big postal strike in the UK. It has launched an online edition. It has used Ceros Media as the publishing platform. Like Issuu, as used by Fast Media Magazine, the platform allows uploading of a PDF file and turns this into an online magazine experience.
Introduction to a changing music industry
The music industry had to deal with change early and has since had to adapt to several waves of change. The latest revolution in the industry is streaming, subscription music and this has been described by some as the final blow to the music busines model. With so many common themes running across all Media content stakeholder are there things we can [...]
Frankfurt bookfair photogallery
The Frankfurt Bookfair has closed with the handover of this years’s guest of honour, China to next year’s Argentina. The fair had over 7.000 exhibitors from more than 100 countries. It also adressed businessmodels of the (immediate) future in a number of the 2.500 events that have taken place. The fair had 290.000 visitors which [...]
New publishing opportunities on iPhone
As a result of changes made by Apple, publishers will be able to have a new outlet on the iPhone in the future. With free apps through which to sell content there are possible new revenue opportunities to be had. “Apple on Thursday made a subtle-yet-major revision to its App Store policy, enabling extra content [...]
Copyright versus “the Boston Strangler” of innovation
The debate about managing and protecting copyright is in full swing. It is taking place against a backdrop of technological innovation that is changing marketplaces rapidly. Copyright and innovation have had a tense relationship over decades of innovation. Website Ars Technica throws oil on the fire by looking at historical innovations that were strongly opposed by [...]
Plagiarists to pay a price warns Murdoch
In a speech in China Rupert Murdoch lashed out at those using content on the web without paying for it. This follows several months of debate where Murdoch has explicitely announced readers will have to pay for Newscom content online in the near future. “The aggregators and plagiarists will soon have to pay a price [...]
Music industry businessmodel finally dead?
This New York Times column quotes some staggering numbers indicating that the longtail theory might no longer work for music. With more and more people listening to streaming music the licensing model may finally have met its match. “A study last year conducted by members of PRS for Music, a nonprofit royalty collection agency, found [...]
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