And there’s no fooling us. There have been revolutions in the media before; just take the rise of the printing press as, an example. Well now there’s no mistaking that the move is away from more traditional media forms and towards online journalism.
I think that this revolution will lead to another civil war. In fact, more than this: we are already in
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But I’m not content with this, oh no, I also want it to be personal to where I live and what I enjoy reading. Well no problem, says Pete Clifton, Head of BBC News Interactive.
The BBC will never cease to be that epitome of an accurate, upstanding, respected and formal institu
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Online’s buying magazines and magazines are buying websites. And then television just doesn’t seem to know where to be for the best.
Kim Hollamby, Digital Development Director of
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I think it would, however, be fair to say that print is in some respects a dying breed. In this world of technological revolution, a survival of the fittest is taking place and online journalism appears to be winning the race.

Online news is an extremely accessible medium and the capacity for information is extraordinary and the site design extremely flexible.
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