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Data and tablets: the future of media
03.07.2013
As the advent of Facebook, Twitter and "citizen journalism" is forcing a sea of change in traditional journalism, the popular image is of a moribund business, being pushed to the wall by declining ad revenues.
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28.06.2013
Experts Discuss Future Media Trends at RIA Novosti Forum
Journalists and analysts from across the world discussed coming media trends at a June 27 international forum held at RIA Novosti’s press center.
13.05.2013
Don't miss the right moment for the Big Changeover in the Media RIA Novosti’s International Multimedia Press Center
The third International Future Media Forum will be held on June 27 at RIA Novosti. The main theme of the forum will be Big Data in the media. RIA Novosti is the first in Russia to open Big Data for the media.
25.03.2013
The Newsonomics of A News Company of the Future, the FT
What will news companies look like in 2018? How will they operate differently?
15.03.2013
“We’re going to tell people how to interview databases”: The rise of data (big and small) in journalism
Kenneth Cukier, coauthor of “Big Data: A Revolution That Will Transform How We Live, Work and Think,” applies his findings to his position as data editor of The Economist.
14.03.2013
Trends for 2013: 'Big Data' Gets Bigger
Some industries more likely to benefit from “Big Data” than others
13.03.2013
The 3rd International Forum «Future Media» to be held in Moscow on June 27, 2013.
The Russian News & Information Agency RIA Novosti is happy to announce the 3rd International Forum «Future Media» to be held in Moscow on June 27, 2013. Registration is open!
13.03.2013
Newspapers embrace infographics
One of Germany's biggest newspapers, Süddeutsche Zeitung, has collected all published infographics on one page of its website and presented them to its readers in a highly original format: as moving pictures.