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This is the blog of Julie Starr and allaboutthestory.com - visit now to buy news features, images and cartoons. I write about the news business and consult on newsroom integration and change projects.
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* Newsroom change management and web-and-print development for Fairfax Media NZ.
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Tag Archives: readership
How NZ business sites stack up
From John Drinnan's piece in the Herald today about BusinessDay moving under the Stuff umbrella, here's the latest NeilsonOnline uniques for NZ's business sites. "Over the past 15 weeks Nielsen Online Market Intelligence counted the average weekly unique browsers to business sites. They were: nzherald.co.nz/business: 187,000, Stuff Business: 136,000, National Business Review: 37,000.
Blogging is niche and slowing, says RWW
ReadWriteWeb posts about Technorati's latest breakdown of the blogosphere and disagrees that the figures show blogging has become mainstream.
Ouch: newspapers no longer sold here
Ouch: a picture of a notice saying 'Olsson's will no longer carry newspapers other than the Washington Post and USA Today due to difficulty with distribution'.
If you could only keep one news source, what would it be?
Gulp. In the, not-very-good-news-for-newspapers category comes a survey from Denmark which was picked up by the E-Media Tidbits bloggers on the Poynter Institute site. The survey found that Danes aren't too bothered about the long-term survival of newspapers, as the response to the following statement demonstrates.


US news sites get 67m visitors a month