[...] is very real and the time to invest is now. The brutal reality is that currently newspapers own less than 1 percent of U.S. online audience page views and time spent. Linking to other articles and curating [...]

[...] ediciones impresas de los periódicos..mucho más que lo que pasan leyendo noticias en internet. Un estudio de Nielsen encontró que los usuarios de internet pasan un promedio de 38 minutos mensualmente en sitios de [...]

[...] they do with news online — one Nielsen study found that Internet users spent an average of 38 minutes total per month on newspaper sites.  “What that says to me  is that reading the news online is a worktime [...]

[...] spent on social networking sites every month. To put that in perspective, Nielsen said that in June 2009 the average amount of time spent on online newspaper sites was 38 minutes and 24 seconds while the [...]

[...] is very real and the time to invest is now. The brutal reality is that currently newspapers own less than 1 percent of U.S. online audience page views and time spent. Linking to other articles and curating [...]

[...] ever before.  A few less old-school newspapers or magazines isn’t going to change that.  In fact, newspapers currently control less than 1% of page views and time spent online. Even if they all closed up shop tomorrow, losing less than 1% of the market for information online [...]

[...] media evangelists, meanwhile, haven’t proven that they’re ready to replace print. That’s because even some of the biggest Internet sites have yet to discover a working [...]

[...] day. Time spent online in social sites and blogs accounted for 17% of time overall – vs. 0.5% for newspaper sites, according to separate estimates (and advertising on social sites doubled while [...]

[...] But in reality, the reasons for all those 25-percent-ish declines are different for each medium. Radio has suffered from the growth of subscription-basis satellite channels and increasing use of iPods for music while driving, working and relaxing.  Television continues to be impacted by the impact of DVRs, online video, and the ever-proliferating number of cable channels. Newspapers have lost actual readership in print, are at least perceived to be marginalized by a migration of readership to the Web, and have failed to attract any significant share of online news consumption. [...]

[...] particularly in the screenshot below (larger version), is that news providers will share just a small slice of the content that people choose to consume. The particulars of Microsoft’s interface aside, [...]

[...] clear, particularly in the screenshot below (large, is that news providers will share just a small slice of the content that people choose to consume. The particulars of Microsoft’s interface aside, [...]

[...] NAA/Nielsen stats – Nieman Journalism Lab US: "Of those 7.9 billion hours spent online, time spent at newspaper Web sites was 45,022,485 hours." (tags: internet newspapers newspapersites journalism audience consumption trends analysts nielsen naa) [...]

[...] NAA/Nielsen stats show newspapers own less than 1 percent of U.S. online audience page views, time s… [...]

[...] tienen en Internet alrededor del 1% de la audiencia total medida en page views, según reveló el Laboratorio de Periodismo de la Nieman Foundation de la Universidad de Harvard, analizando cifras de la Newspaper Association of America. No es sorprendente: a la mayoría le va [...]

[...] might actually be able to sell them stuff.  To do otherwise will just further marginalize them, as if that’s not already happening, and disconnect them even more from a linked-in world of information.  Major publishers want to [...]