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Content Curation and Aggregation: the Future for News?

 


We would like to share this video with you of a talk on the future of news and newspapers between two futurists Rob Dawson and Gerd Leonhard .

 

Some of you may have also come across Ross Dawson's much debated Newspaper Extinction Timeline

 

newspaper extinction timeline2

Ross also sumarizes the key points from the discussion in a blog post here .

In this fascinating discussion it is interesting to see that Dawson and Leonhard conclude that there is a bright future for news in terms of both demand and the propensity for consumers to pay for it whilst the transition to a new and undefined ecosystem will be both painful and challenging.

It is also clear that  content curation and content aggregation are going to continue to be key in the new ecosystem that is evloving.

Comments

Electronic baubles come and go with tedious regularity but newspapers and magazines in their print versions have stubbornly remained. Why? It's for the simple reason that advertisers still see value in them and readers still read them, in spite of the prevalence of sleek and seductive tablets and phones that have not (yet) reached critical user levels, at least in numbers to persuade every advertiser who now use print, to switch.
Posted @ Friday, January 27, 2012 12:16 PM by Joe Banks
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