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The document discusses various aspects of the business of news websites, including: 1) The largest media companies in the US own many of the most popular news sites. 2) While news sites have growing user numbers, they still generate a small percentage of parent companies' overall revenue. 3) Challenges include generating enough ad and subscription revenue to financially support high-quality journalism into the future.
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- 5. 4 1. Who are the big players in the U.S. media market? What does that mean? Example: Time Warner Inc., 6 Business Divisions
- 6. 5 1. Who are the big players in the U.S. media market? What does that mean? Example: Time Warner Inc., 6 Business Divisions
- 7. 6 1. Who are the big players in the U.S. media market? What does that mean? Example: Time Warner Inc., 6 Business Divisions
- 15. 14 4. What is the current economical situation for news sites? Where does the money go to? Type of site U.S. Ad Spending in Mio. $, 2006 Portals, search engines & ISP’s 1,277,9 Business, finance, investing 900,5 News & current events 766,8 Sports 715,4 Local news & guides 689 General interest/general entertainment 644,1 Computing & technology 523,8 Movies, videos, TV & cable 374 TV Stations 340,9 Portals and search engines 318,6
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- 21. 20 5. Which economical problems news sites have to face in future? The measurement problem
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- 26. 25 8. What should be considered more important, the business side or the content side of a news site? Experts say… David Waters: Content interesting useful creative compelling informative “ I’m a journalist so I say content. I think it’s all about the content. Ad can’t sale a lousy product for long.” Opposite opinion: News sites are businesses. Businesses need to make profit.
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