Tactics: Does not require common property.
Association between a television station and a
newspaper
usually separate property -
business deal almost
always Promotional
Structural: it Occurs when media companies
reorganize the newsroom and introduce new
features. (News Gathering)
Example: Orlando Sentinel's: republished
content for distribution in other media.
(Website, radio, or television interview,
newspaper and mobile devices)
Storytelling: the forms would emerge for the three new
digital presentation platforms: desktop computers,
portable devices and interactive television
Information-gathering
convergence
Situations where media
companies require reporters to
be multi-skilled
Less is more
If the technology becomes much simpler,
we find more platypus emerging from their
burrows.
Most journalists just do not have the necessary
level of expertise, and training has never been a
high priority in many newsrooms.
convergence
problems
Most journalists do not work with
convergence.
Convergence is a matter of
survival
Companies with strong mono-media
traditions
Legislation:Borbit a company from owning a daily
newspaper and a television channel in the same market
Examples: Australia and New Zelanda
what needs convergence
A change of mindset of managers and
journalists. There are key people to
be assigned to the stories.
Journalists need to be trained to assess a story
and send the individual or the right equipment.
The managers must realize that technology is
merely a tool for doing better journalist
The quality of the content should be generated
quality staff
Sinergy
The placing of people with different skills in the
same fhysical space to generate trust and
sharing of ideas
The convergence produces challenges
for journalists, editors and media
companies
Competing Models
Bussiness
"Coopertition" It is competition and cooperation and
represents a new form of business in which competing
organizations now work together or when it suits them.
Journalist
Survival and change
Factors of diving
Changing actittudes and
lifestyles of news consumers
Market Fragmentation
By: Paula Machado, Viviana Rodríguez and Jennifer
Rojas