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Diversity of Journalisms. Proceedings of ECREA/CICOM Conference, Pamplona, 4-5 July 2011 According to a study by the Poynter Company cited by Seabra (2009), the general retention rate of information including multimedia elements is 50%, while in the newsgames this rate varies from 70 to 80%. The research indicates that newsgames can be an important ally to attract a generation of readers who have long threatened to abandon the use of newspapers. Finally, the study confirms that the news in cyberspace should be viewed as the beginning of something and not an end in itself, increasing the hypertext nature of the Web. Although ludic-information is still considered as mere entertainment, it’s important to keep architecting other formats, such as newsgames, that can provide a wider range of news content in various devices. The ludic-information in newsgames, especially applied to mobile devices, can emulate information, entertain and generate knowledge for their readers/players. Conclusions The mobile Internet runs towards an integration of the latest technological equipment that enables digital distribution of bulletins, products or specialized news services. The combination of improved handsets, with more features and affordability are factors that will make the mobile phones mass medias whose applications go beyond personperson communication. In this context, newsgames applied to mobile environments congregate a number of advantages from the standpoint of communications for journalism, such as mobile infotainment, mobility as a criterion for newsworthiness and ludic-information. These elements imply in the planning of new communication models that best fit with the new needs of the public and with the information contents. This merge would also imply in a challenge to some media groups and organizations. Capabilities and standards will be required to produce informational products with representation and interest (selection, writing and editing news and current content) and others that are more in the field of marketing (packaging, work on the format, management and coordination resources). As Aguado and Martinez (2009) said that the specificity of mobile devices and, in particular, its strong links to identity and daily immediate availability make them a catalyst for new forms of media consumption and a powerful element of reinforcement on consumption of other content or media, acting as a meta-narrative cohesiver associated with lifestyles and needs, including information and entertainment. References Aguado, J. M.; Martínez, I. J. (2009). Del teléfono móvil al medio móvil: desarrollos actuales en las prácticas de producción y consumo de las comunicaciones digitales. 80
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