E-Business Chapter 10 - Online Content and Media

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Across
  1. 5. A revenue model that allows the user to pay for only what they use (three words).
  2. 6. The business model dimension that asks how readers are engaged with the news and journalists.
  3. 7. This refers to the combination of technical and legal means for protecting digital content from unlimited reproduction without permission.
  4. 11. This involves consumers sharing comments via social networks while viewing television.
  5. 15. ___________ remains the largest consumer of bandwidth, consuming about 35% of internet traffic.
  6. 16. ___________ offers over 100 channels offering TV-like amateur productions aimed at the twenty-something marketplace.
  7. 17. Until Internet services such as this arrived in 2007, few people thought the "fee" model could compete with the "free" model, and most Internet aficionados and experts concluded that information on the Internet wants to be free.
  8. 18. A revenue model that uses advertising revenue to provide content for free.
  9. 19. ___________ sales growth has slowed but represents one-third of all book revenues.
  10. 20. The time spent on the Internet reducing consumer time available for other media is referred to as ___________.
Down
  1. 1. The business model dimension that asks how potential readers are made aware of news.
  2. 2. Digital __________ sales topic physical sales; streaming surpasses downloading.
  3. 3. The oft-repeated bon mot that _____________(3 words) appears to be true in the case of print as well as online content of all kinds, including news and pure digital news sites.
  4. 4. Paid subscription service where some content is offered for free, similar to freemium revenue model.
  5. 8. The development of hybrid devices that can combine the functionality of two or more existing media platforms into a single device.
  6. 9. streaming video to consumers for a subscription fee.
  7. 10. The proliferation of ___________(2 words) - tablets and smartphones - has led to an increase in the total amount of time spent listening to radio, watching TV and movies, and reading books, newspapers, and even magazines.
  8. 12. No other sector of the American economy has been so challenged by the Internet and the Web than this industry.
  9. 13. These morph into content-distribution platforms that are proprietary, where users can be charged for content.
  10. 14. E-book consumption has grown at triple-digit rates since this product was introduced in 2007 along with the iPad in 2010, but has slowed in annual growth in 2014.