The Research On Aggregative News Clients' Operation Mode

In recent years,IT industry has been swept by mobile internet at an unexpected speed.Driven by this technology,as a new channel of news spreadinng in digital times,quite a lot of market share had been gradually taken from taditional media to aggregative news clients since the letter has prior technological advantages over the former.But in the pratical operation of some domestic aggregative news clients,there still remains many problems,such as varied profit and loss,single source of profit,copyright disputes and illegal behaviors.The operation modes of aggregative clients are urged to be optimized and regulated.Through the theoretical and pratical research,it is found that out of capital profitability and an unofficial charactor,domestic news clients will spare no efforts to grapse uses's behavior features via big data and cloud computing.But they hesitate to press forward their contents' reality and copyright construction.And at the same time,they also choose to reduce artificial edition posts in order to lower their whole production costs.What's more,our questionnaire shows that the assessment of their performance drops far away from their real earnings.From my point of view,copyright should be regarded as the core competence.Technology will paly a important role in linking up premium contents with users.The copyright cooperation between traditional media and new media could resulted in a win-win situation.By using revenue-sharing and traffic-distribution mechanism,aggregative news clients will not only provide sound and accurate contents but also benefit the original content providers.Athough,much remains to be intensified in artificial edition and market segmenting.On the former aspect,we couldn't let robot take full charge of news supervision mission until it has already matched up with human's mind.On the letter aspect,it's desirable to further the understanding of users'deep demands.Finally,we can't forget to balance the relationship between hotsopt foucus and personalised reading.