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... The media language is modelled accurately as it addresses some quantitatively, but especially qualitatively diversified crowds. That is why, the rhetorical exercise is one aimed at maintaining a logical and rational balance, as well as maintaining a socio-cultural (Palacios & Díaz, 2007). The explanation of the meaning aimed by semiotic extends to the entire material under investigation. ...
El presente artículo presenta la construcción del Índice de Accesibilidad para México MAI, el cual está orientado a medir los niveles de implementación de la WCAG 2.0 en los cibermedios mexicanos. Para conseguir este objetivo se evalúa el número de errores reportados por la herramienta TAW de 1531 cibermedios mexicanos. El MAI es construido utilizando AHP como método de ponderación, LST como método de normalización y la agregación geométrica. Se destaca el alto nivel de cumplimiento de la norma WCAG 2.0 lo que arroja un MAI promedio de 94.5%. Este alto rendimiento es impulsado por los resultados sobresalientes en los principios de operabilidad y comprensión. Además, se encontró que el principio de robustez es el que presenta menores niveles de cumplimiento. Se destaca a www.contrasena.com.mx como el cibermedio con el mejor desempeño a la luz de los lineamientos.
The book's six case studies allow readers to study the characteristics of news packages created with Flash by journalists and web developers at The Washington Post, MSNBC.com, and Canadian and European news organizations including AFP and the CBC. Chapter 1 explicates interactivity and multimedia storytelling. Chapter 2 explains how journalists used Flash to create new forms of interactive journalism.
Survey finds online newspapers have no systematic scheme for making money. Most are seeking ways to produce revenue.
Through survey and content analysis, this study shows that newspapers have dif fering objectives for their online editions, hut the most important ones includer eachingmor ereaders, generating additional revenues and pr omoting the print pr oduct.
Online newspaper staffs remain small, with salaries and benefits roughly commensurate with those paid to print employees in comparable jobs. Online editors express concerns about the pressure to turn a profit, as well as about how they and their staffs are perceived by many of their print colleagues.
Professors and professionals agree that text editing, headline writing and design are fundamental and crucial skills. Professors, however, think students need a wider variety of skills.