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Pacific Journalism Review, 1999 The universities of the South Pacific and Papua New Guinea have played pioneering roles in the development of media education resources in the South Pacific.
David Robie
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, 2021 Naya Padkar is an online Gujarati newspaper website, Where you get daily news of business, sports, health, political issues ...
Naya Padkar
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Eye Tracking Analysis in Reading Online Newspapers
Journal of Eye Movement Research, 2008 Reading online newspapers is increasingly becoming more common, so that thousands of newspapers are published online today. Despite this development, there are many unanswered questions concerning subjects’ behaviour during reading an online newspapers ...
Daniela Zambarbieri +2 more
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Lexical Profile of Newspapers Revisited: A Corpus-Based Analysis
Frontiers in Psychology, 2022 The present study analyzed the vocabulary profile of the News on the Web (NOW) corpus, which contained 12 billion words from online newspapers and magazines in 20 countries to determine the vocabulary knowledge needed to reasonably understand online ...
Hung Tan Ha
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Interactive features of online newspapers
First Monday, 2000 Ritual and publicity models of communication provide a theoretical basis for studying interactivity of online newspapers. An operational definition of interactivity, including 18 measures, is developed and applied to an empirical study of 100 online newspapers. The study asks whether or not financing (profit vs.
Kenney, Keith +2 more
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What Is the Strategic Role of Online Newspapers?
Nordicom Review, 2006 The newspapers are in a pressed situation of circulation decline. This is partly a consequence of increased Internet usage, a development the papers themselves have helped push forward.
Krumsvik Arne H.
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Evolution and Success of Online Newspapers [PDF]
, 2003 In the evolving IS literature on business models for digital products, there seems to be a common belief that the positive feedback effect will lead to price competition and biased concentration of the market. However, there are not many serious empirical analyses studying this assumption carefully.
Markku Sääksjärvi, Teemu Santonen
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Where Have All the Stories and Voices Gone in Local Newspapers? The Effect Falling Advertising Revenues and the Rise of the Web Have Had on English Regional Newspapers [PDF]
Athens Journal of Mass Media and Communications, 2021 The regional newspaper industry in the UK is in freefall with sales down more than 60 percent in 10 years. With this decline has come cost-cutting. This study looks at how these cuts have manifested themselves in terms of the number of news stories now ...
Richard Bowyer
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Front-paging online newspapers
First Monday, 2013 Online newspapers and magazines still find it difficult to let readers discover and just read news. A plethora of stories on the front (home) page, overuse of complex grids, vast navigation lists and advertising immaturity still prevail. This paper deals with the general methodologies, the specific mechanisms and the enabling technologies associated ...
Ioannis Koutsaftikis +2 more
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Towards a context-sensitive online newspaper [PDF]
Proceedings of the 2011 Workshop on Context-awareness in Retrieval and Recommendation, 2011 We give a detailed account of our experiences in implementing a personalized online newspaper that draws---among other hints---on the context of the user. At the algorithmic core of our framework lies a machine learning model that incorporates numerous features of the eligible articles and the user's current situation. Some of the most important design
Jeremy Jancsary +3 more
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