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The relationship with the reader
Non-linear construction and consumption of content
This is an awful mouthful, but it is very important. So, let’s return
to the example of radio to explain.
Radio is a linear medium. The audience is fed the content in a
line. Interview is followed by presenter, then weather report,
traffic news, music, news, etc. When a listener hears a radio news
bulletin, he or she cannot say ‘I will have item two, five and six, but
I don’t want the rest.’ In reality, listeners will tune in and out
mentally, but they have little other control, other than retuning
their set to another linear feed (different station) or switching off
completely.
The Web is based on non-linear consumption. So, people do not
have to go from item one to two to three. When choosing the
stories that interest them, they can, and do, go from four to thirtysix
to fifteen to two and so on. It is a web, not a line. When a series
of carefully selected and presented news items is posted on the
Web, bonded together by immediacy and audience relevance (a
reasonable description of a news section), it is possible that 50% of
the readers will not read 75% of it.
The consumption pattern is driven by the audience, not by the
provider. And it is non-linear consumption. This suggests a need
to re-think the traditional storytelling process; to deconstruct
What is online journalism? 23
and reconstruct it for an online audience and their non-linear
consumption patterns. If, instead, you continue to present the
central events, issues and opinions surrounding a story as a
single homogeneous digest, as a newspaper journalist usually
would, you will end up with a single block of on-screen text.
This may require a lot of scrolling (which people do not like to
do). It also limits entry points for the other complementary
elements of the online medium, such as multimedia and links to
other sites.
You will also have excluded perhaps 50% of your potential
readership. When reading a story, people do not want to wade
through A, B, C, D and E to get to F, the section that interests them.
Indeed, they may not know that F exists. However, if F is offered as
a separate story, able to stand alone, but also linked to A, B, C, D, E,
G, H, and I, you will attract the F readers. In other words, having
gathered the information, if you are able to construct it as a series of
related stories which together provide the total coverage, but which
could also be read in isolation, you are likely to attract and keep a
larger and more varied readership.
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The relationship with the reader
Non-linear construction and consumption of content
This is an awful mouthful, but it is very important. So, let’s return
to the example of radio to explain.
Radio is a linear medium. The audience is fed the content in a
line. Interview is followed by presenter, then weather report,
traffic news, music, news, etc. When a listener hears a radio news
bulletin, he or she cannot say ‘I will have item two, five and six, but
I don’t want the rest.’ In reality, listeners will tune in and out
mentally, but they have little other control, other than retuning
their set to another linear feed (different station) or switching off
completely.
The Web is based on non-linear consumption. So, people do not
have to go from item one to two to three. When choosing the
stories that interest them, they can, and do, go from four to thirtysix
to fifteen to two and so on. It is a web, not a line. When a series
of carefully selected and presented news items is posted on the
Web, bonded together by immediacy and audience relevance (a
reasonable description of a news section), it is possible that 50% of
the readers will not read 75% of it.
The consumption pattern is driven by the audience, not by the
provider. And it is non-linear consumption. This suggests a need
to re-think the traditional storytelling process; to deconstruct
What is online journalism? 23
and reconstruct it for an online audience and their non-linear
consumption patterns. If, instead, you continue to present the
central events, issues and opinions surrounding a story as a
single homogeneous digest, as a newspaper journalist usually
would, you will end up with a single block of on-screen text.
This may require a lot of scrolling (which people do not like to
do). It also limits entry points for the other complementary
elements of the online medium, such as multimedia and links to
other sites.
You will also have excluded perhaps 50% of your potential
readership. When reading a story, people do not want to wade
through A, B, C, D and E to get to F, the section that interests them.
Indeed, they may not know that F exists. However, if F is offered as
a separate story, able to stand alone, but also linked to A, B, C, D, E,
G, H, and I, you will attract the F readers. In other words, having
gathered the information, if you are able to construct it as a series of
related stories which together provide the total coverage, but which
could also be read in isolation, you are likely to attract and keep a
larger and more varied readership.
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Hubungan dengan pembaca
konstruksi Non-linear dan konsumsi konten
ini adalah seteguk mengerikan, tetapi sangat penting. Jadi, mari kita kembali
ke contoh radio untuk menjelaskan.
Radio adalah media linier. Para penonton diumpankan konten dalam
baris. Wawancara diikuti oleh presenter, maka laporan cuaca,
berita lalu lintas, musik, berita, dll Ketika pendengar mendengar berita radio
buletin, ia tidak bisa mengatakan 'Aku akan have item dua, lima, dan enam, tapi
saya tidak ingin sisanya. ' Pada kenyataannya, pendengar akan tune masuk dan keluar
secara mental, tetapi mereka memiliki sedikit kontrol lainnya, selain retuning
set untuk pakan linear (stasiun yang berbeda) lain atau mematikan
sepenuhnya.
Web ini didasarkan pada konsumsi non-linear. Jadi, orang tidak
harus pergi dari butir 1-2 menjadi tiga. Ketika memilih
cerita yang menarik perhatian mereka, mereka bisa, dan lakukan, pergi dari empat sampai Thirtysix
ke 15-2 dan seterusnya. Ini adalah web, bukan baris. Ketika serangkaian
item berita hati-hati dipilih dan disajikan diposting di
Web, terikat bersama oleh kedekatan dan penonton relevansi (a
deskripsi yang wajar dari bagian berita), adalah mungkin bahwa 50% dari
para pembaca tidak akan membaca 75% dari itu.
Pola konsumsi didorong oleh penonton, bukan oleh
penyedia. Dan itu adalah konsumsi non-linear. Hal ini menunjukkan kebutuhan
untuk berpikir ulang proses bercerita tradisional; mendekonstruksi
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dan merekonstruksi itu untuk audiens secara online dan non-linear mereka
pola konsumsi. Jika, sebaliknya, Anda terus menyajikan
peristiwa pusat, isu dan opini seputar cerita sebagai
homogen digest tunggal, sebagai wartawan surat kabar biasanya
akan, Anda akan berakhir dengan satu blok teks pada layar.
Ini mungkin membutuhkan banyak bergulir (yang orang tidak suka
melakukan). Hal ini juga membatasi titik masuk untuk pelengkap lainnya
unsur media online, seperti multimedia dan link ke
situs lain.
Anda juga akan dikeluarkan mungkin 50% dari potensi Anda
pembaca. Ketika membaca cerita, orang tidak ingin menyeberang
melalui A, B, C, D dan E untuk sampai ke F, bagian yang menarik bagi mereka.
Memang, mereka mungkin tidak tahu bahwa F ada. Namun, jika F ditawarkan sebagai
sebuah cerita yang terpisah, dapat berdiri sendiri, tetapi juga terkait dengan A, B, C, D, E,
G, H, dan saya, Anda akan menarik pembaca F. Dengan kata lain, setelah
mengumpulkan informasi, jika Anda mampu untuk membangun itu sebagai rangkaian
cerita yang berhubungan yang bersama-sama memberikan cakupan total, tetapi
juga dapat dibaca secara terpisah, Anda akan cenderung untuk menarik dan menyimpan
lebih besar dan lebih bervariasi pembaca.
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