Prioritization
Prioritization refers to whether a media structures it’s presentation of objects (news stories, blog posts, videos etc.) after importance/relevance or not. This is usually done according to a certain set of values, which can be explicitly or implicitly expressed.
Examples of prioritized medias:
Example of unprioritized medias:
Thoughts:
It seems as if it would be useful to split this term up in two: Prioritized and unprioritized. Also the words can refer to different parts of a news site, e.g. only the front page of an Internet media, or it can refer to a whole publication such as a paper magazine.
Analysis
The New York Times: Prioritized
del.icio.us: Unprioritized
jezebel.com: Unprioritized
boingboing.com: Unprioritized
newstrust.org: Prioritized
Monocle Magazine: Prioritized
reddit.com: Prioritized
digg.com: Unprioritized
technorati.com: Prioritized/unprioritized
techmeme.com: Unprioritized
Google News: Prioritized
daylife.org: Prioritized
Newsblogger: Unprioritized
huffingtonpost.com: Prioritized
talkingpointsmemo.com: Prioritized
RSS reader: Unprioritized
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