ICT Roles in Media Print Industry
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The document discusses the changing landscape of print media in the knowledge economy era. It describes how print media is becoming faster, cheaper, easier to use, smaller, and more powerful. It also discusses different generations and how their characteristics affect media consumption. New technologies like e-books, digital textbooks, and print-on-demand are transforming the publishing industry and challenging traditional business models.
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- 5. Generation Characteristics VETERANS < 1946 BABY BOOMERS 1946-1964 XERS 1965-1980 MILLENIALS >1981 Dedicated to a job Live to work Work to live Live in the moment Respectful of authority Sense of optimism Contract Technology savvy Duty before pleasure Champions of causes Pragmatic world Consistent expectations Patience is a virtue Go into debt Self-reliant Street smart Honor and integrity Team and process oriented Attached to the edge Fun is a must Reluctant to change Personal gratification Authority is casual Give respect if they are respected Patriotic Nostalgic of youth Versatility of skills Diverse in nature
- 11. The Role of Print Media Learning Lifestyles enemy: Don’t like to write Don’t like to read enemy: Entertainment Materialism
- 12. What’s the Print Media For ? + “ Increasing the Quality of Personal and People Life”
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- 15. Change Landscape
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- 21. At Least US$85 Billion in I-Commerce Pages
- 26. Who’s Following Who ?
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- 46. Softbook SoftBook investors include Random House and HarperCollins
- 48. Delivering the News with NewsPad from the Acorn Group
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- 52. Key to Success Micro adjustment Quality of customers spending Lower taxes and cost of capital Business redefinition and reengineering Low costs Better risk x return Greater demand and output More investment Increase competition Raise efficiency Lower risk
- 53. Thank You Richardus Eko Indrajit http://www.indrajit.org [email_address] [email_address]