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The Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute (RJI) is a world-class center for researching and testing new models of journalism in this era of technological advances.

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New iPad will put more pressure on publishers to adapt

Roger Fidler, RJI's digital publishing expert, discusses how new tablet will stand outExpert Available :Roger Fidler , Program Director for Digital PublishingDirector, Digital Publishing AllianceReynolds Journalism Institutefidlerr@rjionline.org  As expected Apple has again raised the bar for competitors in the tablet market that the late Steve Jobs defined with the iPad. It also will put more pressure on publishers to make their iPad editions more compelling and

Subsidizing e-readers, tablets not likely to be a win for newspaper publishers

By Roger Fidler  If you are in the market for an e-reader and a subscription to a New York Timese-reader edition, the latest offer from Barnes & Noble might be worth considering. Until March 9 you can get a “free” B&N Nook Simple Touch with a 1-year Nook subscription to the NYT. The Simple Touch currently retails for $99. Or if you would prefer a Nook Color, B&N will knock $100 off the current retail price of $199 with a 1-year Nook subscription to the NYT. A 1-year subscription to the Nook NYT edition is about $240 ($19.99 per month), so

iPad News Apps May Diminish Newspaper Print Subscriptions in 2011

RJI releases results from major Apple iPad News SurveyCOLUMBIA, Mo. - Keeping up with news and current events is the most popular use of the Apple iPad, according to a survey conducted by the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute  (RJI) at the University of Missouri.The findings indicate more than half of print newspaper subscribers who use their iPad at least an hour a day for news are very likely to cancel their print subscriptions within six months. However, that decision could be influenced by several factors — especially price, which was

MEDIA ADVISORY:News and Technology Leaders to Examine How Tablets Are Changing the Game for Publishers

Symposium will be livestreamed: www.rjionline.org/tvWHAT: “How Are Tablets Changing the Game for Publishers?” will be the focus the Fall 2010 Tablet/E-Reader Symposium  hosted by the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute (RJI). The event is free and open to the public. Participants include representatives from news organizations, technology companies, media associations and universities.Ken Doctor , a leading news industry analyst and the author of “

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