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Par Bertrand Maugain, VP Marketing d’eZ Systems
Plus que jamais, le multi Channel Publishing s’impose comme un mode de communication sur le marché. En effet, papier, web, mobile, etc. ; autant de vecteurs complémentaires qui cohabitent mais qu’il convient d’alimenter. Pour ce faire, les entreprises doivent aujourd’hui repenser leur modèle traditionnel et unifier leur processus de gestion de contenu ! Un vaste défi dans la mesure où le nombre de protocoles, de devices et de canaux de communication ne cesse d’évoluer. L’on notera également le cycle de renouvellement et d’évolution sans cesse raccourci ! Bref, un véritable casse tête.
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Newspapers around the world are struggling to survive while competing with websites that offer comparable news more quickly and without a subscription fee.
Many newspapers have embraced the Internet and use their own websites to post news. But their online revenue is a fraction of what they got from print advertising and subscriptions.
Newspapers are losing money and one by one are going bankrupt.
How can print newspapers maintain their profits while competing with online news?
This article explores the predicament and looks at the role that website writers, designers and developers will play in the near future.
Un site qui référencerait le top 25 des iApp pour iPhone et iPdo Touch pour les 5 « principaux » pays ? C’est pas pratique ça ?
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Bon, je rappelle pour ceux qui l’ignorent qu’on ne peut en effet acheter – télécharger que les iApp qui sont proposées sur l’AppStore de son propre pays. Limitation imposée pr un Apple de plus en plus décrié (entre les appareils qui explosent et les éditeurs d’iApp qui sont unilatéralement éradiqués du jour au lendemain du store Apple…).
bref, c’est ICI que ça se passe.
The future of font searching may be based on an interactive application such as the one in the video above. It can easily help you find a typeface for a project in a collection of several thousand fonts. It also lets you browse, preview, compare and print the fonts you are interested in.
The Fontplore application was developed by Christian Hertlein and Marcus Paeschke in summer 2009 under the supervision of Till Nagel and professor Boris Müller.
Encore un excellent article de Scott Karp, dans la tendance du réveil soudain d’à peu près tous ceux qui disent « réfléchir » sur le web à propos de Google… 
There is so much misunderstanding flying around about the economics of content on the web and the role of Google in the web’s content economy that it’s making my head hurt. So let’s see if we can straighten things out.
Google isn’t stealing content from newspapers and other media companies. It’s stealing their control over distribution, which has always been the engine of profits in media. Google makes more money than any other media company on the web because it has near monopoly control over content distribution (i.e. like a metro newspaper in the pre web era).
Those who argue that Google is a friend to content owners because it sends them traffic overlook the basic law of supply and demand. The value of “traffic” is entirely relative. The more content there is on the web, the less value that content has — because of the surfeit of ad inventory and abundance of free alternatives to paid content — and thus the less value “traffic” has.
