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Diversity of Journalisms. Proceedings of ECREA/CICOM Conference, Pamplona, 4-5 July 2011
relationships set up between them. The journalist’s blogs are compared to a selection
of blogs at forskning.no written by scientists. In order to provide a good basis for
comparison, the sample will consist of blogs addressing the same issue, namely
environmental change and environmental research.
Paper panel 12 – The changing business of journalism
Monday, July 4th 16.00 - 17.30 (Room 4)
News behind the paywall: the editorial strategy of WSJ.com
Vara Miguel, Alfonso
Media Management Department. School of Journalism. University of Navarra (Spain),
Pamplona, Spain
The debate around the new business models at media industry has been focused on
the dichotomy between paid model and advertising model. The defendants of the first
one usually mention the online edition of The Wall Street Journal as a successful
reference, although data shows it is an hybrid model.
This research set a description of the editorial contents included in the digital edition
of WSJ, based on a content analysis of all the news published in its homepage for a
month. The research put particular focus on the paid news, analysing and setting a
typology of the topics and issues tend to be charged by the financial newspaper.
Spanish media in the App Store. New ways in the iPhone’s Kingdom
Toural Bran, Carlos; de la Hera Conde-Pumpido, Teresa
University of Santiago de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela, Spain
The landscape of media has seen howthe boom in mobile devices has caused a
change in consumption patterns of the audience. The technological evolution of these
devices, their low costs, mixed with the falling cost of mobile Internet connections,
have allowed an exponential increase of users who use their mobile devices to
access the Internet at any time with multiple objectives.
Social networks and the frantic refresh that the users maintain, the penetration of this
kind of devices -such as smartphones- on the market and the interest that eolocation
systems provoke in the society, are largely to blame for the increased mobility
connections. With the emergence and expansion of this new consumer model, the
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