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Øyvind Hellang Visitor	The new Media - 2005/02/08 14:52 Hi everyone! I have noticed that the eBusiness Watch has made a report on the media industry in 2002. What I would like to know is if there's any newer reports on the effects of eBusiness on the media industry. I am a master student in Information Systems in Norway, and I'm trying to map the effects of eBusiness on the media industry. I am especially interested in how this new form of doing business has changed the competition environment and fusion of different media channels through eBusiness (TV and Radio coming together with online newspapers in new alliances, thus giving the audience a new channel for recieving the media \"end-product\"). Sincerely, Øyvind Hellang (MIS Student)
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David Hanson Visitor	Re: The new Media - 2005/02/08 15:10 A topic of tremendous interest Mr Hellang! The media industry is constantly changing and I can't wait to follow this one... hope for a lot of feedback!
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Sabina Visitor	Re: The new Media - 2005/03/13 08:28 There is a great difference between Internet and other media. TV, radio, newsp., magazines are one-to-many comm. models while the Internet is mixed, many-to-one or many-to-many model. Using www, traditional media has been changing in way of great customatization, cost cutting, new revenue streams, more effective e-advertising etc. In other words, the future impact should be noticable for media and us as readers/watchers.
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