I just stumpled upon a pair of links possibly related to blog printing. The linked pages are in German, hence beware. One is Printed Net Culture -- Konr@ad First Issue. Two is Newsp Papers Online -- What will change the next three years.
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Sunday, August 5, 2007
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Sorry folks that my postings are only in german language. I always meant to start blogging bilingual but it is rather time consuming. Maybe I'll give it a try to post in English every once in a while.
My first posting about printed net culture ist about a printed magazine that was published during the 1990s in germany. Unfortunately they stopped it a couple of years ago.
In my other positng i discuss the future of printed newspapers online and i refer to a posting by howard owens which does the same about the US-market.
Best,
Steffen (Media-ocean)
Hey, thanks for the English intro of your postings.
Since Print Blogs! is after fixing the news gap between online content and mainstream offline media, I was thinking your postings might reveal some insights related to net content re-publication or newspapers vs online competition. But I didn't take the time yet to go deeper into your posts. However I checked back and noticed you quote Owens' list. That might be a benefit for the English readers of this blog. :-) ... On the German/English postings issue, I can say I've got a remarkable amount of German visitor on my English blogs -- but a total amount of 200 might be too thin for a recommendation. ;-)
Back in June, I covered Ryan Sholin's list of ten obvious things about the future of newspapers. Maybe that might fit into your analysis?
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