Journalisme et algorithmes

New York University journalism professor Jay Rosen rounds up the current trends he expects his students to master by the semester's end. 

Jay Rosen, 02/12/2014

The team behind The Grid is developing a website builder that uses artificial intelligence to automatically create new sites based on the content you provide...

Frederic Lardinois , 02/12/2014

Quelle mentalité Google, Amazon, Facebook ou Apple sont-ils en train de créer? Le chercheur Evgeny Morozov s'interroge.

Dominique Nora, 30/11/2014

News and media companies are rapidly developing “Big Data” strategies to effectively use the growing amount of user data available from Internet and mobile communications.  Most are overwhelmed by the amount of data and struggling to create strategies and techniques to improve data analysis and its application for editorial and business uses.

Martha Stone, 11/2014

Facebook and other social media are huge deliverers of content and they are also hosting news discussion.

Emily Bell, 23/11/2014

Why newsrooms need to consider telling stories in a different way. Virtual reality is ascendant, and it’s time for media outlets to take notice. Why? Consumer access to VR devices is about to take off thanks to ambitious prototypes from Oculus Rift and, in the past year, several major projects have redefined immersion journalism.

Erin Polgreen, 19/11/2014

“News is what a chap who doesn’t care much about anything wants to read,” said Evelyn Waugh in his 1938 polemic about journalism, Scoop. He wouldn’t be much use in a modern media boardroom. Content is still, as the old adage goes, king. But the race to make it pay big money has become more complex than ever.

Red Herring, 01/12/2014

The Northwestern spinout, led by CEO Stuart Frankel, has raised $32 million in four years to use artificial intelligence to turn data into content.

John Pletz, 28/11/2014

Pour les médias d’information, l’avènement du numérique représente depuis 20 ans, l’entrée dans l’ère de ce que Mark Deuze nomme une « nouvelle écologie des médias »  où les pratiques d’information impactent le modèle traditionnel des médias d’information (production et diffusion). On peut donc parler d’un « nouvel écosystème d’information »...

Obsweb, 01/12/2014

An in-depth look at how BuzzFeed is leadingthe industry’s trends in social, mobile, and video.

28/11/2014

Quelles sont les raisons qui amènent les médias occidentaux à s’uniformiser, voire à pratiquer une sorte d’autocensure implicite? La numérisation du contenu, les médias sociaux, la standardisation du format sont-elles les principales responsables?

28/11/2014

L ambition de Facebook de devenir un journal d informations personnalisé adapté aux intérêts de ses membres risque de pénaliser des médias traditionnels déjà à la peine.

25/11/2014

Facebook veut changer le mode de consommation du journalisme avec son algorithme. 

NICOLAS MADELAINE, 24/11/2014

As Emily Bell of Columbia pointed out in a recent speech about the disruption of journalism by technology, publishing has never been easier — but now it is controlled in a disturbing way by proprietary corporate platforms like Twitter and Facebook.

Mathew Ingram, 22/11/2014

The relationship between technology companies and journalism is uneasy and complicated, but journalism needs to be at least an equal partner, according to Emily Bell, Director at the Tow Centre for Digital Journalism at Columbia Journalism School. Bell said the media has reached a point of transition. 

Caroline Lees , 22/11/2014

How do different social networking websites stack up when it comes to news? How many people engage with news across multiple social sites? And what are their news consumption habits on traditional platforms?

JESSE HOLCOMB, JEFFREY GOTTFRIED AND AMY MITCHELL, 14/11/2014