In reactie op teruglopende abonnee- en advertentie-inkomsten en een veranderende nieuwsvraag, experimenteren regionale nieuwsmedia in Nederland met het verbreden van het digitale aanbod van nieuws en het centraliseren van het nieuwsproces. Deze convergentie naar het newsroommodel heeft gevolgen voor de bedrijfsmatige en journalistieke organisatie. Om te kunnen onderzoeken hoe regionale nieuwsmedia crossmediale strategieën ontwikkelen en implementeren die economisch rendabel zijn en voldoen aan journalistieke kwaliteitsmaatstaven, is in 2009 een pilotstudie uitgevoerd bij drie regionale kranten in Nederland. Het doel hiervan was (1) een indruk krijgen van de diversiteit van de multimediale ambities en (2) het formuleren van een geschikt model voor grootschalig vervolgonderzoek.
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Blog in het kader van project ‘The Network is the Message‘ Met het onderzoeksproject ‘The Network is the Message‘ willen Hogeschool Rotterdam en Hogeschool Utrecht een antwoord geven op de vraag: “Hoe kan de effectiviteit van communicatie in online sociale netwerken worden beoordeeld en verbeterd?” Dit doen zij in samenwerking met het consortium (Stichting Creative Connection, iMMovator, Greenberry, Kaliber, HollandSpoor, Han Snel, Obi4wan, Online Marketing Fabriek, R2Research, RauwCC, Evident, Valtech, New Meaning, Total Active Media en Radio Netherlands Worldwide). Op Frankwatching worden met regelmaat de meest actuele resultaten gedeeld. In deze blog: Snapchat is een medium dat het vooral goed doet bij een jongere doelgroep. Maar ook bedrijven die een doelgroep boven de achttien jaar hebben, kunnen het nodige leren van Snapchat. Stories zijn hot en Snapchat weet als geen ander dat dit bijdraagt aan een zeer betrokken community
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Met bijdragen van Matthijs Rotte, Niniane Veldhoen, Kevin Oudshoorn, Tom Jansen, Wiel van Horck, Bram Koopman, Joshua Hazelaar. Bevat samenvattingen van de eerste afstudeeropdrachten (2009) van het lectoraat Crossmedia.
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In the autumn of 2009, a group of exchange students in the University of Applied Sciences of Utrecht got a task to make a research project on the current situation of Social Media. The group consisted of 5 people with really different backgrounds and opinions. Two Finnish, one Austrian, one Belgian and one Taiwanese put their heads together to explore the enormous world of Social Media. In this paper, Social Media stands for Online Social Media in other words: websites that allow people to communicate with each other, share opinions and ideas, public or semi-public profiles for the users and possibility to view those profiles. Most known examples of Social Media at this moment (2010) would be Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Flickr, flixter, LinkedIN, Tagged, Twitter and Plurk. There are hundreds and hundreds more of Social Media websites and each of them has its own purpose and idea. Some of them concentrate on one topic or subject and some websites are more expanded. Most of the Social Media websites give the opportunity to their users to upload pictures, videos and other data but the most important thing is that social media allow people to communicate ‘one-to-many and many-to-one’ and not as the old fashion media ‘one-way communication’ only.
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This paper presents the results of a business – university collaborative research project on defining lower management competencies in the year 2025. The purpose of the research was to help a large local airport to define and understand what competencies lower management will need in order to function effectively in the renewed organization portrayed in an internal strategic document called “Chief Plan 2025”. At the same time the research was needed as input for developing new business curricula. Field research was done by a team of five researchers using focus groups and interviews with 43 employees from 15 different business units. Three general types of critical competencies emerged from the data; professional, interpersonal and personal. Management implications are that the airport will need to adapt its HRM policies. New business curricula will need to help graduates to work in roles, rather than functions. Limitations are linked to the generalizability of the results and the fact that the research was organization-centric, meaning broad societal changes that might affect individuals’ attitudes and in turn their attitude towards work were not considered.
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What is the impact of blogging, either by journalists or readers, on journalism? Do entries on readers' blogs lead to stories for professional journalists and how is the work of a blogging journalist influenced by the fact that he or she nowadays has a second publication platform and is more in contact with readers through the blog? We conducted content analyses of blogs and interviewed professional and amateur bloggers with blogs on Dutch national and local newspaper websites as well as editors who are responsible for the blogs on the websites. Newspapers employ different strategies when it comes to allowing either journalists or readers to blog on their newspaper websites. Local papers seem to profit most when it comes to getting story leads, or even scoops, from readers' blogs. Blogs on national newspapers' websites function more as personal diaries for the bloggers. The blogs by journalists and invited experts seem to flourish more on national papers' websites. There is also a difference in the 'directions' that bloggers get. With a stricter policy, mostly meaning that off-topic entries are discouraged, readers' blogs are more focused and are more valuable for journalists looking for news.
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Belevingen maken een landschap interessant om vrije tijd in te besteden. Een vrijetijdslandschap is een gebied waar ontspanning, vermaak en belevenissen een centrale rol in nemen. Maar is elk gebied een potentieel vrijetijdslandschap? En hoe ontstaat zo’n gebied? Gebeurd dit autonoom of zitten er partijen achter de knoppen? Dit essay gaat in op deze aspecten en richt zich specifiek op het Vechtdal en de rol van het programmabureau Ruimte voor de Vecht. Leidend voor de structuur van dit essay zijn de volgende onderzoeksvragen: • Wat zijn vrijetijdslandschappen en hoe komen deze tot ontwikkeling? • Met welke maatregelen zijn de ontwikkeling van vrijetijdslandschappen te ondersteunen? • Hoe zijn de ideeën van een vrijetijdslandschap toe te passen op het Vechtdal? • Welke rollen en acties zijn weggelegd voor het programmabureau Ruimte voor de Vecht om de transitie naar een vrijetijdslandschap te ondersteunen? volgende onderzoeksvragen.
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The digital era has brought about profound changes in how music is created, distributed, and consumed, posing a need for modernizing the Dutch collective management system of music copyright to match the rapidly changing digital music industry. This study aims to identify the key stakeholders and their perceptions of the Dutch system of collective management of music copyright. Utilizing qualitative document analysis, the study examines a range of public and non-public documents, including income statements, annual reports from Collective Management Organizations (CMOs), and contracts between publishers and creators. The research is further enriched by twenty-four semi-structured interviews with key stakeholders such as composers, lyricists, music publishers, copyright lawyers, and CMO executives. The findings of the study highlight several issues like the outdated IT systems and the lack of data standardization within the system. The research also notes a contrast in organizational effectiveness: major publishers are well-organized and unified in their negotiations with Digital Service Providers (DSPs) and CMOs, effectively advocating for their rights. However, music copyright holders, despite their legal homogeneity, are either unorganized or ineffectively aligned, displaying diverse interests and varying levels of access to information, as well as differences in norms and values prioritization. The study is grounded in the economics of collective management (ECM) and makes a significant academic contribution to this field by introducing new empirical findings to ECMs core constructs and integrating theoretical perspectives. The research offers valuable insights for policymakers, industry stakeholders, and researchers, aiming to foster a more equitable music copyright management system in the digital context.
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