Newspaper district management, including the hour-a-day plan of training newspaper boys to sell,/

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Women at work: newsdealer.

Inscription: Verso: Women at work: miscellaneous occupations. Newsdealer, New York.

The impact of software-as-a-service on business models of leading software vendors : experiences from three exploratory case studies

The number of software vendors offering ‘Software-as-a-Service’ has been increasing in recent years. In the Software-as-a-Service model software is operated by the software vendor and delivered to the customer as a service. Existing business models and industry structures are challenged by the changes to the deployment and pricing model compared to traditional software. However, the full implications on the way companies create, deliver and capture value are not yet sufficiently analyzed. Current research is scattered on specific aspects, only a few studies provide a more holistic view of the impact from a business model perspective. For vendors it is, however, crucial to be aware of the potentially far reaching consequences of Software-as-a-Service. Therefore, a literature review and three exploratory case studies of leading software vendors are used to evaluate possible implications of Software-as-a-Service on business models. The results show an impact on all business model building blocks and highlight in particular the often less articulated impact on key activities, customer relationship and key partnerships for leading software vendors and show related challenges, for example, with regard to the integration of development and operations processes. The observed implications demonstrate the disruptive character of the concept and identify future research requirements.

Representations of foreign places outside the news : an analysis of Australian newspaper travel sections

Despite continued growth over recent decades, travel journalism has so far gained little attention in journalism research, with scholars often ridiculing it and other forms of lifestyle journalism as not being real journalism. This paper aims to the shift the focus by arguing that non-news journalism is increasingly important as a site for research. It reports the results from a content analysis of Australian newspaper travel sections and examines the role they play in mediating foreign places. The results demonstrate that travel stories can be mostly classed as service stories in that they focus on destinations which are already popular with Australians. At the same time they report very little about local cultures at the destinations, demonstrating a focus on the tourist experience and a missed opportunity for improving inter-cultural understanding. A visual analysis of photographs shows stereotypical portrayals of destinations broadly in line with tourism promotion materials.

Newspaper obituary for Max Molling in the Hannoverscher Anzeiger; Hannover, Germany.

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Newspaper obituary for Max Molling in the Hannoverscher Anzeiger by the personel of M. Molling & Co.; Hannover, Germany.

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Reproduction of newspaper obituary for Louis Gottschalk in the Hannoversches Tageblatt.

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Reproduction of newspaper obituary for Max Molling in the Hannoverscher Anzeiger.

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Reproduction of newspaper obituary for Max Molling in the Hannoverscher Anzeiger.

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Newspaper obituary for Max Molling in the Hannoverscher Anzeiger; Hannover, Germany.

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Lilly Baum seated at a table outdoors reading a newspaper Portraits Women

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