Top online media stories of 2006
Here is CyberJournalist.net's annual list of the top online journalism stories of the year, based on the most popular entries on CyberJournalist.net in 2006.
As is CyberJournalist.net's tradition, rather than pick the top stories of the year ourselves -- as many sites and blogs do -- we let our readers do so, by voting with their page views over the year.
You'll notice a number of trends -- the demise of print media, the search for answers about how to combat it, the rise of new technologies, and a focus on celebrity web journalists. Take a look, compare to last year's, and have your say below on what you thought the biggest stories in online media were in 2006 and will be in 2007.
2. 'Can Newspaper Journalism Survive Blogs, Fox News, and Karl Rove?'
3. TV Guide Canada to become web-only publication
4. How the young consume the news
5. How to prepare your newsroom for the digital future
7. Video player now available for Blackberrys
8. CBS Evening News with Katie Couric to use web
9. Washington Post reporter shoots video of Iraq ambush in Iraq
10. Amanda Congdon leaves Rocketboom
11. Kevin Sites on why he left network news for the Net
12. Auto-converting news articles into podcasts
Related:
• Top CyberJournalist.net stories of 2005
• Top CyberJournalist.net stories of 2004
• Top CyberJournalist.net Stories of 2003
• Top CyberJournalist.net Stories of 2002
• Top CyberJournalist.net Stories of 2001
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