7. 7
News Media on the Web
(Weber, Ognyanova, Kosterich & Nguyen, 2015)
8.
9. Trinity plan approval tied to
southern Dallas backing
Analyst says business-minority alliance
emerging
Metro: Southern Dallas voters overwhelmingly
backed the $246 million proposal to develop the
Trinity River, while northern residents were split over
the narrowly approved measure, an analysis showed
Sunday.
The mayor: Kirk's political career rides high on
bond, arena wins
Editorial: Voters have prepared city for the future
Arlington: Museum plans still alive; supporters
want to take proposal to voters again
Municipal results
School elections results
Related stories
Middle East talks in U.K.
start today
Gore encourages leaders to break their
impasse
International: On the eve of a crucial round of
U.S.-led Mideast discussions, Vice President Al Gore
prodded Israeli and Palestinian leaders Sunday to
seize this "strategic opportunity" to break their
impasse.
Starr facing tough calls,
questions
Prosecutor's plans in inquiry of
Clintons remains uncertain
Kenneth Starr
National: Independent counsel
Kenneth Starr is fast approaching
some tough calls that will make
or break his sprawling obstruction
of justice investigations of
President Clinton and first lady
Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Hubbell tapes: Transcripts of
Whitewater figure to be released
in full
Monday,
May 4
Technology
Worried about
looming antitrust
action, Microsoft
says any delay in
release of Windows
98 could hurt PC
industry
Texas
Plan views all
Texans as potential
organ donors
National
Reno to see evidence
in fund-raising probe
International
Afghan peace talks
stumble
Metro
Officials at post
office dispute violent
reputation
National
Shuttle returns from
brain mission
Texas
Troopers say
transfers were
reprisals; officials
deny punishing two
who allege traffic-
ticket quotas used
International
Magazine says
Annan knew
Rwanda risk
Metro
Cinco de Mayo
celebrations offer
variety
Today
School goes
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13. Monica Chadha. (2015). The Neighborhood Hyperlocal. Digital
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WhiteHouse.gov press release from May 1, 2003, archived on May 6, 2003
WhiteHouse.gov press release from May 1, 2003, archived on October 1, 2003
Analysis of website captures of top 25 newspaper websites from 1996 – 2000 - 28 total newspapers … 32 million records.
interpreted as a high-level structural indicator (Barabasi, 2002), the hyperlink patterns revealed here trace the development of an increasingly interconnected online newspaper community. As a marker of reputation (Brin & Page, 1998), the increase in the degree of hyperlinking to specific web domains further reveals the emergence of leaders in a new digital space. From the perspective of newsroom sociology (Boczkowski, 2004b), shifts in hyperlink use are associated with changing practices of online journalism.
Another important perspective is the use of hyperlinks as status cues – an approach used early on by Google’s search result ranking algorithm that allowed Google to outperform all of its competitors. As demonstrated in Table 1, there was a wide variation in hyperlinking activity across websites.
. As legacy newspapers adapted to the Web, they began to accept and to realize the importance of interconnectedness amongst websites. Connectivity helps to increase information flow, but it also serves institutional purposes (e.g. signaling affiliation or joint action). For example, newspapers under common owners formed content-sharing alliances, and increasingly linked to one another. The news site community became more closely knit over time, as evidenced by the growing transitive closure of the hyperlink network.
2.7TB data
19.5 million archived documents…
Revenue from grants and banner ads
58% have fewer than 20 employees
75% integrate content on social media
Staff are generally younger than staff at traditional news outlets
# webpages vs. size of wepage content – averaged
# webapges within a given domain vs. amount of content on the domain… this view elimintates advertising