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Thursday, July 16, 2015
Journalism agenda: “London attacks changed the news: The value of the witness
The night after the deadliest peace-time attack on London, the BBC led its 6 p.m. newscast with a shaky video of screaming commuters, an ambulance siren howling in the background
As mainstream media increasingly relies on citizens contributing content, it raises questions of ethics and responsibility, risks and safety. Should media houses be morally bound to protect interests of those whose work they thrive upon?
Scratch Magazine, an online publication about the relationship between writers and money, isn’t shutting down because it failed to do what its founder, Manjula Martin, wanted it to do.
The future of journalism will come down in one of four ways. At least, that’s what a new reportWhat’s New(s): Scenarios for the Future of Journalism, released by the Dutch Journalism Fund this week purports. And while the study looks specifically at the future of media in the Netherlands, the visions they describe are easily transferable to wherever you live.
Netflix earned more than $5 billion in 2014. No wonder companies want to be “the Netflix of” other kinds of digital media — ebooks, magazines, music.
That’s not easy to pull off when you don’t have Netflix’s deep pockets or 62 million subscribers — oh, and when you’re trying to sell something to read rather than watch. We saw new cracks in the subscription model for text Tuesday, when it became clear that subscription site Scribd is pulling thousands of romance titles from its site.
The collective response to the mobile news app Circa’s shutdown on Wednesdayhas largely cast it as a noble news experiment that failed — a company that tested an interesting idea for mobile news delivery but ultimately fell victim to overhype, lack of use, and neglect of a business model.
BuzzFeed is taking its recent push into the world of audio and looking inward. The company recently launched a new podcast about, well, life at BuzzFeed.
BuzzFeed Dot Com, The Website: The Podcast, is aimed at a narrow listenership of people who work for BuzzFeed Dot Com, The Website. Scott Lamb, BuzzFeed’s vice president of international, explains: “This is a little bit of an experiment — we’ll see how it goes. It’s really intended for our international editors and those not in the New York office to learn a little bit more about what we’re doing here.”
We’re bombarded by endless numbers every day — some claiming the exalted status of metrics or, even higher, benchmarks. It’s tough for any of us to figure out which — ARPU? TOS? post-click activity? — are meaningful and which will go down in news transformation history as footnotes. For me, making sense of the numbers helps bring a little order to the chaos.
Editor’s note: Our colleagues at sister publication Nieman Reports are out withtheir new issue. In this piece, John Dyer examines how the right combination of data science, scrutiny, and an uplifting narrative are proving a popular recipe for publishers and readers alike.
It’s one of the trendiest phrases in digital journalism: audience engagement. Over the past few years, publications from The New York Times to The Tennessean have added related positions.
It’s hard to think of a more important source of information in the world than quality journalism. At its best, news communicates truth to power, keeps societies free and open, and leads to more informed decision-making by people and leaders. In the past decade, better technology and an open Internet have led to a revolution in how news is created, distributed, and consumed. And given Google’s mission to ensure quality information is accessible and useful everywhere, we want to help ensure that innovation in news leads to a more informed, more democratic world
Storyful and Google News Lab today are launching YouTube Newswire, a dedicated YouTube channel meant to serve as a resource for journalists looking for user-generated videos from around the world by highlighting newsworthy videos uploaded to YouTube that have been verified by Storyful.
In parallel to the Google Trends release, the Google News Lab produced a video interviewing a bunch of data journalism folks about the importance of data in storytelling. It’s mostly fluffy fluffy, but there’s quite a few important people in there who produce a lot of good stuff, so kind of a fun four-minute watch.
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Thursday, April 23, 2015
DurDe Platformu Ermeni Soykırımı’nı Anma Etkinlikleri
Ermeni Soykırımı’nı Anma Etkinlikleri
Sevgili Dostlar,
Ermeni Soykırımı’nın 100’üncü yılı nedeniyle 24 Nisan günü ve öncesinde düzenlenecek çeşitli anma etkinliklerine yüzlerce Diaspora mensubu ve Avrupa’dan sivil toplum liderinin katılması bekleniyor.
DurDe Platformu olarak biz de bu çerçevede 2010 yılından bu yana çeşitli etkinlikler düzenliyoruz. Geçen yıllarda olduğu gibi, bu yıl da Avrupa’nın 17
farklı ülkesinden ırkçılık karşıtı örgütler ve Ermeni D iasporasının sivil toplum temsilcilerinden oluşan yaklaşık 40 kişilik bir heyet etkinliklerimize katılacak.
Siz dostlarımızı da bu vesileyle ayrıntıları aşağıda yer alan basın toplantımıza destek vermek; Avrupa heyeti katılımcılarıyla tanışma ve fikir alış verişinde bulunmak üzere düzenlediğimiz etkinliğe bekleriz. 24 Nisan günü düzenlenecek anma etkinliklerine dair program da aşağıda yer almaktadır.
Toplantı larımız ilgi duyan herkese açıktır ve İngilizce Türkçe çeviri yapılacaktır.
Toplantı salonlarını daha iyi organize etmemize yardımcı olmak için aşağıdaki linklerden katılım durumunuzu bildirmenizi önemle rica ediyoruz.
Saygılarımızla,
DurDe Platformu
» Lütfen katılım durumunuzu bildirmek için tıklayınız: http://goo.gl/BzP1Lu
Ermeni Soykırımı’nı Anma Etkinlikleri Basın Toplantısı
Tarih: 22 Nisan 2015, Çarşamba
Saat: 11.00
Yer: Cezayir Restaurant
Adres: Hayriye Caddesi 12, Galatasaray, Beyoğlu, İstanbul
Düzenleyen: Ermeni Soykırımı’nı Anma Platformu
Ermeni Diasporası Temsilcileriyle Tanışma ve Sohbet Toplantısı
Tarih: 23 Nisan 2015, Perşembe
Saat: 11.00
Yer: Cezayir Restaurant
Adres: Hayriye Caddesi 12, Galatasaray, Beyoğlu, İstanbul
Düzenleyen: DurDe Platformu, EGAM ve AGBU Europe.
Not: Avrupa heyetini oluşturan kurumları, Avrupa Irkçılık Karşıtı Taban Örgütleri Hareketi (European Grassroots Antiracist Movement – EGAM) ve Dünyanın en büyük Ermeni Diaspora örgütlerinden biri olan Ermeni Hayır Kurumları Genel Birliği (Armenian General Benevolent Union – AGBU) koordine etmekte, DurDe Platformu ise Türkiye’deki etkinlikleri örgütlemektedir.
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24 Nisan Anma Programı
Ermeni Soykırımı’nı Anma Platformu Etkinlikleri
Tarih: 24 Nisan 2015, Cuma
• İstanbul
Saat 10.00: Ermeni Aydınlarını Anma Etkinliği
24 Nisan’da
sürgüne ve
ölüme gönderilen aydınlardan Gomidas, Dr. Rupen Sevag ve Dr. Avedis Nakkaşyan’ın evlerine “hafıza taşı” konulacak
Buluşma Yeri: Cumhuriyet Caddesi, No: 87, Elmadağ – İstanbul
Saat 15.30: Sevag
Şahin
Balıkçı Anması
24 Nisan 2011’de öldürülen Sevag Şahin Balıkçı’yı
mezarı başında
anıyoruz
Yer: Şişli Ermeni Mezarlığı
Saat 18.30: Dilek Ağacı Etkinliği
1915’de Soykırıma uğrayan Osmanlı vatandaşı Ermenilerin torunları
ndan oluşan
Diaspora mensubu Ermeni konuklarımızın dileklerini asacağı “Dilek Ağacı” etkinliği
Yer: İstiklal Caddesi girişi (Fransa Konsolosluğu önü)
Saat 19.15: 24 Nisan – Ermeni Soykırımı’nı Anma Etkinliği
1915’de gerçekleşen Ermeni Soykırımı’nın kurbanlarını anacağımız ana etkinlik…
Yer: İstiklal Caddesi girişi (Fransa Konsolosluğu önü)
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