There is irony in the report in The Australian yesterday reporting an expert claiming that print will be dead in 5 to 10 years. The report is behind the new paywall if you navigate through the newspaper website – offering commentary about the changing nature of digital access to news. You can get to the full story, outside the paywall, here.
I think that it is inevitable that daily news will move from print to digital formats. The nature of today’s news cycle and the growing ease of availability of mobile digital devices make it inevitable. The challenge is what happens in the meantime and how we leverage the opportunities which flow from disruption to print.
And said by another mediocre twit journalist
predictions about the future should be. why lower your blog Mark with this ( I have no idea what to write about today so try this) If he keeps writing stuff like this im sure papers are going to be stuffed.
‘fred’. Bucket. Sand.
This is the closest one I could find.
I have been trying to get onto news.com.au since 4.30am this morning and have had no success. Every other website works fine. Luckily I don’t have to pay for it because I would be asking for my money back.
You are right MAX. I can’t either.
Keep trying. Just got it up now. Very SLOW
Maybe this is why it was slow.
News Ltd chief John Hartigan to retire
ONE of Australia’s most influential journalists and executives will step down at the end of this month.
Max maybe you tried to many times
Max did you lock yourself in the store room or out of the store room
Shaun,
I wish I could lock myself in my storeroom.
Hang on, uninsulated, unairconditioned and about 32 degrees. I will pass.
( I thought I needed glasses and had alzheimers. It looked like I was replying to my own posts, then I realised it was Max replying not MAX)
oh i see that is what i thought as well max was replying to max himself