RE: UKNM: continental European new media journals?

[Bunder, Leslie]

Also, don't forget NUA at http://www.nua.net has some good Euro stats.


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From: Steven Carlson[SMTP:steveisys [dot] hu]

>Sent: 	21 March 1999 12:26

>

To: uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

>Subject: 	Re: UKNM: continental European new media journals?

>

>Sean Phelan asks:

>

>  > Can any euro-new-media-types recommend journals and magazines that cover

>  > various European national markets?

>  >

>  > Ideally, I am looking for New Media Age and Revolution equivalents in

>  > France, Germany, nordic countries, etc. etc.   And if any of them have a

>  > monthly site traffic table like NMA does, that would be great!

>Sean,

>

>I'm afraid I can't help you with print, but I can point you to a few online

>resources.

>

>First off, I moderate the Online Europe discussion list, which is a contact

>point for European Internet developers and entrepreneurs. The people

>participating in OE work in a variety of fields that are presently being

>impacted by the net, including telecom, finance, IT, journalism and

>government. As the moderator, I work to keep the quality high and the

>volume reasonable, and as Sam will appreciate this is a tricky balance. In

>the last few days the list broken out in a spirited discussion of US

>investments in the European net, a topic which has generated traffic on

>UKNM as well.

>

>

To subscribe to Online Europe, send a message to <europe-onisys [dot] hu (mailto:europe-onisys [dot] hu)>.

>

>Online Europe also works closely with two related services, Europemedia and

>Websoup:

>

>Europemedia <http://www.europemedia.com> is a weekly news service covering

>the European net from a country by country perspective. News is submitted

>by volunteer country editors, and editored for clarity by the Europemedia

>organizers. The full stories available on the web, and summarized in a

>weekly email newsletter.

>

>European Websoup <http://www.dad.be/websoup> is a thrice weekly email

>digest of European Internet news, as reported in the press. At that URL,

>you'll also find the NetWatch cheat sheet, a one page summary of European

>Internet statistics, presented in PDF format.

>

>  > PS: and is there anybody south of the channel reading this list?  If so,

>  > I would love to have a chat via mail, phone or over a beer about your

>  > national market, and how it compares with the London - oops, I mean UK -

>  > market.

>

>I'm a partner in a Budapest-based web development company, and I'd be happy

>to compare notes with you about the Hungarian and Eastern European Internet

>markets. I'd also be glad to answer any further questions about the

>resources I've mentioned.

>

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