شات مصرية - دردشة مصرية - شات مصري

شات القاهرة ، دردشة القاهرة ، شات دردشة القاهرة ، شات دردشة جامعة القاهرة

شات الاسكندرية - دردشة الاسكندرية - شات دردشة الاسكندرية - شات دردشة جامعة الاسكندرية

شات المنصورة - دردشة المنصورة

شات البحيرة - دردشة البحيرة

شات الفيوم - دردشة الفيوم

شات الغربية - دردشة الغربية

شات الدقهلية - دردشة الدقهلية

شات الاسماعيلية - دردشة الاسماعيلية

شات الجيزة - دردشة الجيزة

شات المنوفية - دردشة المنوفية

شات المنيا - دردشة المنيا

شات البحر الاحمر - دردشة البحر الاحمر

شات القليوبية - دردشة القليوبية

شات الاقصر - دردشة الاقصر

شات الوادى الجديد - دردشة الوادى الجديد

شات الشرقية - دردشة الشرقية

شات السويس - دردشة السويس

شات اسوان - دردشة اسوان

شات اسيوط - دردشة اسيوط

شات بني سويف - دردشة بني سويف

شات بورسعيد - دردشة بورسعيد

شات دمياط - دردشة دمياط

شات كفر الشيخ - دردشة كفر الشيخ

شات مطروح - دردشة مطروح

شات قنا - دردشة قنا

شات جنوب سيناء - دردشة جنوب سيناء

شات شمال سيناء - دردشة شمال سيناء

شات سوهاج - دردشة سوهاج

شات عسل ـ دردشة عسل

شات الشلة ـ دردشة الشلة

شات فلة ـ دردشة فله

شات دردشة ـ دردشة دردشة

شات شبيك لبيك ـ دردشة شبيك لبيك

شات العنابى ـ دردشة العنابى

شات حب شات الحب دردشة حب حب شات حب شات حبي الحب شات دردشة مصرية شات مصرى شات مصرية دردشة مصراوية شات بنات مصر شات سوريا شات عمان شات لبنان شات بنات شات المنصورة شات القليوبية شات المنوفية دردشة ليبيا شات السودان شات اليمن دردشة بنات السعودية دردشة السعودية شات سعودي دردشة بنات فلسطين دردشة بنات الكويت شات بنات الامارات شات بنات البحرين دردشة قطرية دردشة بنات قطر شات بنات الاردن دردشة عربية شات بنات تونس شات القاهرة دردشة القاهرة دردشة الاسكندرية شات اليكس شات الجيزة دردشة الجيزة راديو اف ام Fm Radio راديو محطة مصر شات الجزائر دردشة الجزائر شات مغربي دردشة بنات المغرب شات الشلة شات دردشة شات دمياط شات بورسعيد اذاعة القران الكريم راديو قران كريم دردشه الغردقة شات شرم الشيخ دردشة الاقصر شات اسوان دردشه المنيا دردشة الحب شات حبنا شات دردشة شات غرام دردشة غرام شات عسل شات عشق شات سعودي كول شات العنابي شات الملك شات برق دردشة برق شات دلع شات لمسة حب شات شوبيك لوبيك شات تعب قلبي شات عسل راديو روتانا

Even now newspapers grow faster in developing countries like India. In a small province like Kerala 2.5 million people subscribe to newspapers everyday. (population: about 30 million). Rural masses still now depend upon vernacular dailies to know what is going around. English dailies may find it difficult to grow more. In north India Hindi lan guage papers registered a record growth in recent times. Next to Times of India, Indai has largest circulated dailies like Dainik jagaran, Dainik bhaskar, Eenadu, dinathanthi printed in regional languages and each paper having more than one million circulation a day. All these papers have effectively utilised the popularity of digital media. The web editons of these newspaper organisations gets hits from across the globe. By grabing online advertisements they make more revenue too.

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In this digital world--digital journalism is getting the place in the hands of the digital people; especially who have internet. Many people do not have the time to read a printed newspaper, rather they like to go through online. In addition, many people like to read one more newspapers and they browse through internet. And the number of online readers are increasing. Therefore, we can be hopeful about publishing online/ digital newspapers and its sustainability. But for inceasing the number of eduacted people--circulation of printed newspapers are being large. So, there are opportunities to survive journalism both online and printed.

Parvez Babul, Journalist; Bangladesh. parvezbabul@gmail.com

For the media to thrive, it must first of all have an audience before attracting advertising patronage. Unfortunately for the third world, information technology is accessible to less than 5% of the people and so digital media is virtually non-existent. The few digital media outlets that exist in countries like mine are but appendages to the print or audio-visual media owned by the same media houses. It thus goes without saying that if digital media, (which is the latest information medium in the market place) is already having existence problems in first world countries, those in the third world are virtually condemned to still birth. The WEEKLY POST, B.P. 30420, Yaounde, CAMEROON Tel.: (00237) 22-06-76-49, 99-90-48-66, 74-18-10-63 Website: http://weeklypost1.tripod.com

For the media to thrive, it must first of all have an audience before attracting advertising patronage. Unfortunately for the third world, information technology is accessible to less than 5% of the people and so digital media is virtually non-existent. The few digital media outlets that exist in countries like mine are but appendages to the print or audio-visual media owned by the same media houses. It thus goes without saying that if digital media, (which is the latest information medium in the market place) is already having existence problems in first world countries, those in the third world are virtually condemned to still birth.

Even now newspapers grow faster in developing countries like India. In a small province like Kerala 2.5 million people subscribe to newspapers everyday. (population: about 30 million). Rural masses still now depend upon vernacular dailies to know what is going around. English dailies may find it difficult to grow more. In north India Hindi lan guage papers registered a record growth in recent times. Next to Times of India, Indai has largest circulated dailies like Dainik jagaran, Dainik bhaskar, Eenadu, dinathanthi printed in regional languages and each paper having more than one million circulation a day. All these papers have effectively utilised the popularity of digital media. The web editons of these newspaper organisations gets hits from across the globe. By grabing online advertisements they make more revenue too.

Like newspapering evolved centuries back, digital journalism is rapidly evolving. It will not only survive but will also overtake the conventional newsroom. Why? It is less cost intensive - an editor with just a laptop in a tiny room/car could command a large number of freelancers and writers, and publish more rapidly than the conventional newsroom with a workforce of 700 passengers. Again, people searching for vital information presently pay to log in depending on how newsy the site. In Nigeria, six out of 10 educated young men have laptops and are privately connected to the internet. Many youths make use of the cyber cafe to locate specific information. They pay to do so. However, the rural population will be excluded from digital information dissemination. But again, most newspapers in Nigeria circulate only in the cities. Digital may reach the rural communities faster and easier with the new era information technology. Pius Odiaka Nigeria

With more and more information coming up on a daily basis and with the daily strenght of information technology, journalism may as well fail to survive the digital environment. Also with dwindling purchasing power due largly to the global economic meltdown, journalism can only survive by creating more awareness about the need to read, improving the reading culture especially among the youths. It should also devise means by which the printed pages can be subsidized. This is of course an up hill task.

Dayo Emmanuel, Lagos, Nigeria.