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�ݺ�ߣshows by User: dilyand / http://www.slideshare.net/images/logo.gif �ݺ�ߣshows by User: dilyand / Mon, 11 Jun 2018 16:21:47 GMT �ݺ�ߣShare feed for �ݺ�ߣshows by User: dilyand Modelling Event Data As A Graph /slideshow/modelling-event-data-as-a-graph/101929914 modellingeventleveldata-180611162147
The data model for various types of networks (social, knowledge, control, etc) is well understood, but representing events (such as page views) in a graph is a challenge with no clear best solutions.]]>
The data model for various types of networks (social, knowledge, control, etc) is well understood, but representing events (such as page views) in a graph is a challenge with no clear best solutions.]]> Mon, 11 Jun 2018 16:21:47 GMT /slideshow/modelling-event-data-as-a-graph/101929914 dilyand@slideshare.net(dilyand) Modelling Event Data As A Graph dilyand The data model for various types of networks (social, knowledge, control, etc) is well understood, but representing events (such as page views) in a graph is a challenge with no clear best solutions. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/modellingeventleveldata-180611162147-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> The data model for various types of networks (social, knowledge, control, etc) is well understood, but representing events (such as page views) in a graph is a challenge with no clear best solutions.

Modelling Event Data As A Graph from Dilyan Damyanov

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0 How Newspaper Companies Are Selling and Distributing Digital Content -- A Proposed Typology /slideshow/how-newspaper-companies-are/16603801 dddamyanovjn4991dissertation-130218084248-phpapp01
Newspapers are facing a tough time to maintain the viability of a dual business model that has proven lucrative in the past but is beginning to fail as publications move online. New ways to monetise content are being sought. A review of the literature on content monetisation revealed a gap with regard to the different content monetisation types. In particular, work in the area seemed to look at the issue in too broad terms and there was a lack of narrow-focussed exploration of the various types of content sale/distribution. This research looked at two case studies of daily newspapers in South Africa and in the UK and tried to identify the types and propose a typology of content sale/distribution. Distribution was regarded as an alternative to sale on the assumption that if content can be delivered to a client, it can be monetised. Forty three-dimensional types of content sale/distribution were identified. The three dimensions of each type include the channel which is used to deliver the content, the sort of customer that receives the content (retail or wholesale) and the bundling options (bundled vs unbundled). The types were analysed and their viability was weighed. As many as 17 out of the 40 types were found to be not viable. For the remaining 23, there were various options to monetise content, including direct sales revenue and indirect advertising revenue; and some types of content distribution had the possibility to use content for purely promotional purposes. Recommendations were made as to how further research could build on the results presented in this dissertation and expand and improve the proposed typology.]]>
Newspapers are facing a tough time to maintain the viability of a dual business model that has proven lucrative in the past but is beginning to fail as publications move online. New ways to monetise content are being sought. A review of the literature on content monetisation revealed a gap with regard to the different content monetisation types. In particular, work in the area seemed to look at the issue in too broad terms and there was a lack of narrow-focussed exploration of the various types of content sale/distribution. This research looked at two case studies of daily newspapers in South Africa and in the UK and tried to identify the types and propose a typology of content sale/distribution. Distribution was regarded as an alternative to sale on the assumption that if content can be delivered to a client, it can be monetised. Forty three-dimensional types of content sale/distribution were identified. The three dimensions of each type include the channel which is used to deliver the content, the sort of customer that receives the content (retail or wholesale) and the bundling options (bundled vs unbundled). The types were analysed and their viability was weighed. As many as 17 out of the 40 types were found to be not viable. For the remaining 23, there were various options to monetise content, including direct sales revenue and indirect advertising revenue; and some types of content distribution had the possibility to use content for purely promotional purposes. Recommendations were made as to how further research could build on the results presented in this dissertation and expand and improve the proposed typology.]]> Mon, 18 Feb 2013 08:42:47 GMT /slideshow/how-newspaper-companies-are/16603801 dilyand@slideshare.net(dilyand) How Newspaper Companies Are Selling and Distributing Digital Content -- A Proposed Typology dilyand Newspapers are facing a tough time to maintain the viability of a dual business model that has proven lucrative in the past but is beginning to fail as publications move online. New ways to monetise content are being sought. A review of the literature on content monetisation revealed a gap with regard to the different content monetisation types. In particular, work in the area seemed to look at the issue in too broad terms and there was a lack of narrow-focussed exploration of the various types of content sale/distribution. This research looked at two case studies of daily newspapers in South Africa and in the UK and tried to identify the types and propose a typology of content sale/distribution. Distribution was regarded as an alternative to sale on the assumption that if content can be delivered to a client, it can be monetised. Forty three-dimensional types of content sale/distribution were identified. The three dimensions of each type include the channel which is used to deliver the content, the sort of customer that receives the content (retail or wholesale) and the bundling options (bundled vs unbundled). The types were analysed and their viability was weighed. As many as 17 out of the 40 types were found to be not viable. For the remaining 23, there were various options to monetise content, including direct sales revenue and indirect advertising revenue; and some types of content distribution had the possibility to use content for purely promotional purposes. Recommendations were made as to how further research could build on the results presented in this dissertation and expand and improve the proposed typology. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/dddamyanovjn4991dissertation-130218084248-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> Newspapers are facing a tough time to maintain the viability of a dual business model that has proven lucrative in the past but is beginning to fail as publications move online. New ways to monetise content are being sought. A review of the literature on content monetisation revealed a gap with regard to the different content monetisation types. In particular, work in the area seemed to look at the issue in too broad terms and there was a lack of narrow-focussed exploration of the various types of content sale/distribution. This research looked at two case studies of daily newspapers in South Africa and in the UK and tried to identify the types and propose a typology of content sale/distribution. Distribution was regarded as an alternative to sale on the assumption that if content can be delivered to a client, it can be monetised. Forty three-dimensional types of content sale/distribution were identified. The three dimensions of each type include the channel which is used to deliver the content, the sort of customer that receives the content (retail or wholesale) and the bundling options (bundled vs unbundled). The types were analysed and their viability was weighed. As many as 17 out of the 40 types were found to be not viable. For the remaining 23, there were various options to monetise content, including direct sales revenue and indirect advertising revenue; and some types of content distribution had the possibility to use content for purely promotional purposes. Recommendations were made as to how further research could build on the results presented in this dissertation and expand and improve the proposed typology.

How Newspaper Companies Are Selling and Distributing Digital Content -- A Proposed Typology from Dilyan Damyanov

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M A Multiples from Dilyan Damyanov

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0 Media Fair ADP News & SeeNews Presentation /slideshow/media-fair-adp-news-seenews-presentation-presentation/813818 media-fair-adp-news-seenews-ppt-1228321356186062-9
A presentation on change in the media industry delivered to journalism students at the Media Fair at Sofia University. The slides are in Bulgarian.]]>
A presentation on change in the media industry delivered to journalism students at the Media Fair at Sofia University. The slides are in Bulgarian.]]> Wed, 03 Dec 2008 08:22:39 GMT /slideshow/media-fair-adp-news-seenews-presentation-presentation/813818 dilyand@slideshare.net(dilyand) Media Fair ADP News & SeeNews Presentation dilyand A presentation on change in the media industry delivered to journalism students at the Media Fair at Sofia University. The slides are in Bulgarian. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/media-fair-adp-news-seenews-ppt-1228321356186062-9-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds" /><br> A presentation on change in the media industry delivered to journalism students at the Media Fair at Sofia University. The slides are in Bulgarian.

Media Fair ADP News & SeeNews Presentation from Dilyan Damyanov

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