Arsip: New Media Business
Epaper Kontan and Kompas
WHILE wonderin’ why Kortem released its out of date epaper, two prominent newspapers Kontan and Kompas launched their a-rather-new-technology epaper. However, the two release have different displaying issue compare to the traditional PDF viewing, using Softpress technology. It reminds me of Zinio, actually. The critique is, navigation is a clutter. It takes minutes to zoom in [...]— Firman Firdaus • July 3rd, 2008
Epaper: out of date feature from Koran Tempo?
A couple of days ago, Indonesia ’s one of the most respected newspapers Koran Tempo launched Epaper, which is basically an e-book service. As their official blog said: Pembaca yang budiman, Koran Tempo menyediakan layanan baru berbentuk e-paper. Layanan ini untuk sementara bisa diakses secara gratis di sini. Apa kelebihannya? Anda bisa menikmati edisi cetak Koran Tempo [...]— Firman Firdaus • June 24th, 2008
New Media Tactics and Interactions
CHRIS Garrett wrotes about how to survive in business by formulating the right tactics of using new media instruments. (With a great piece of diagram). Link.— Firman Firdaus • June 5th, 2008
What’s “new” about new media?
The first is that communication is no longer one way. Sure, we had letters to the editor and you could have your own public access television show, but for the average media consumer, there was no real chance of being heard before New Media. That’s definitely new for most of us. Secondly, the time compression is [...]— Firman Firdaus • February 22nd, 2008
The end of radio
IN the middle of riding back home from the office, my friend and I ended up talking about radio. In the old times, at least while I was in junior high, radio is all about music and community. I, once, have this habit: waiting for hours to listen to a rock program from a certain [...]— Firman Firdaus • January 16th, 2008
Hello, Wealthy Blogger!
John Tozzi of BusinessWeek wrote about some wealthy bloggers, who turn their personal obsession into a popular favorite and maybe even a full-time job. You want to be a wealthy blogger you might want to click here to read the full story. As for me, I’m just glad to watch :)— ikram • September 25th, 2007
Visit to old journalists
John Hamer of Washington News Council wrote an interesting column titled Tommorrow’s “newsroom”. He told us about his visit to a couple of “old” journalists at a conference on “new journalism”. There, they talked about the future of journalism, and also about blogger. “Like many mainstream or “legacy” journalists”, Hamer wrote, “Kilpatrick is skeptical of bloggers.” Please [...]— ikram • September 24th, 2007
Threat or no threat?
Here we go again. New media vs. old media. Threat or no threat? Recently, Credit Suisse Research says it’s not. I think I’ll just see the rest of the debate.— ikram • September 16th, 2007
Billboard Hot 100 into AOL Music and Yahoo!
THE world’s most comprehensive music resource, Billboard, has released its legendary Hot 100 into digital format. Billboard announced an expansion of its Hot 100 formula to include weekly streamed and on-demand music data to the chart’s traditional mix of sales and radio airplay. Keeping pace with the growth of digital delivery, Billboard’s franchise chart will [...]— Firman Firdaus • August 13th, 2007
Top 30 News Website
E&P, via Nielsen//Net Ratings recently ranked news website. The judgement mainly based on unique audiences and highest time spent per person. For a brief report, please visit the E&P site. For me, to read about ranking is always fascinating. But one thing from the list: how come cnn.com, bbcnews.com, or christian science monitor not even mentioned?— Firman Firdaus • July 12th, 2007
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