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Newspapers
vs Online Newspapers vs websites vs social media,
YouTube et al, by Greg Tingle
Draft
article in progress
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Profiles
Sports
Sports
Betting Markets
Television
Music
Movies
Hollywood
WWE
Wrestling
Business
Gaming
Entertainment
Advertising
Promotions
The
Age The Sydney
Morning Herald The
Australian The Australian
Financial Review
ABC
The Daily
Telegraph The
New York Times
Reading
the news. Watching the news. Real news vs Fake news.
Television vs YouTube Channels.
News
for entertainment. News for education.
Advertising
in the news.
The
business of news is a minefield these days.
If
you didn't already know it, we are living in an age
when news (hopefully real), as opposed to fake, can
travel around the globe at the click of a button these
days.
Every
man and his dog might like to think themselves a journalist.
An digital influencer. A photography. Yes, citizen
journalism is a thing.
If
your anything like the crew at Media Man Int and Media
Man Australia, we like to secure our news from a number
of sources. From street level, CEO's, coffee shops,
AGMs, company leaks, confirm stories as we go et al.
Then
you have the niche news sector: Sports news: i.e:
MMA (UFC), Sports Entertainment aka Professional Wrestling
(WWE, Impact Wrestling, New Japan Pro Wrestling)
Community
News: Southern Courier, Wentworth Courier, The Manly
Daily, Inner West Weekly...
R.I.P.
Channel 31 aka Channel 58 and TVS Television Sydney
Surfing
News: CoastalWatch, Swellnet, WSL...
Nature
news: Australian Geography, National Geographic
Alt
news ...is that the term these days? Green Left Weekly
VICE
Media
News: Crickey, Online Opinion
Marketing
News: Marketing Magazine, B&T, AdNews Australia,
Campaign Brief, BrandChannel
Satiric
news: Greun (formally knows as The Gruen Factor)
To
be continued...
News
Niche
media, marketing and media campaigns the way to go,
says Media Man agency
Marketing:
How Tourism Australia reaches Millennials - 8th October
2017
Is
blogging really a business?, by Karen Jones - 12th
August 2015
Is
Netflix hurting Aussie broadcasters? Depends who you
ask - 11th March 2016
Newspaper
death spiral gathers pace as global online giants
take market share - May 2016
Putting
a new spin on an old sales pitch
Give
him a tingle - 15th August 2005
Whitewash
whisper leaves Tingle in the ear
Promotions
WWE
Network Nov. 2017 Collections sneak peek
Marketing:
The VS Issue (multimedia) - May 2017
Interviews
John
Shakespeare, Illustrator and cartoonist: The Sydney
Morning Herald - July 2017
Derryn
Hinch, by Greg Tingle: 19th January 2003
Quentin
Dempster, Presenter of ABC Stateline, Author of Death
Struggle & Friend of the ABC: 28th September 2003
Lewis
O'Flynn, Director of Showcase Management - creator
of Hottest On TV - 13th July 2004
Danny
Schechter, Executive Editor, Media Channel.org &
Globalvision: 29th July 2003
Daryl
Cagle, Founder of Cagle Cartoons and Editorial Cartoonist
for Slate: 7th June 2003
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