PaidContent

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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “PaidContent”

• Why People Will Pay for Content

  
  Freelance Writing Jobs — Authority: 557
  // I’ve been thinking about paid content a lot lately. It’s causing major discussion and debate among both writers and readers, but it’s something I’m sure we’re going to see a lot of in the very near future. It’s going to be a slow sell, but mark my words,  it’ll sell.On the web, there are [...]Related ...
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• 10 great holiday gift ideas: For Kids from alexandalexa.com

  
  My Fashion Life — Authority: 556
  Yes, it’s that time of the year again. It’s officially December, which means the decorations are up, the radio is blaring Mariah Carey and your Christmas shopping is just waiting to be done.We know that battling those Saturday shopping crowds can be an arduous task, so in an attempt to make life that little bit ...
  1 day ago

• Reuters straw poll reveals media execs (mostly) read free news

  
  JP Digital Digest — Authority: 464
  When Reuters reported that consumers would have to face up to the fact that the digital content they’d enjoyed for free would eventually come with a price tag, journalist Robert MacMillan asked media executives how they read their news . He found that plenty of them – those, he reminds us, who are trying to ...
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• Studio Hits The Big Time! paidcontent.org

  
  Advocate's Studio — Authority: 466
  Well, this is almost as good as being named a top legal blawg by the ABA . Following my rant article about the dumbing down of search, I was contacted by a reporter from paidcontent.org, a sub of the Guardian news outlet. The focus of the site is to “chronicle the economic evolution of digital content that is ...
  3 days ago

• News organizations should learn from Google example

  
  Pursuing the Complete Community Connection — Authority: 532
  Here’s why I get so angry when smart and influential people in journalism and media operations about charging for content or seeking government subsidies or trying to protect and control their content : We keep falling further behind. Everything you do takes time and energy and communicates priorities. You ...
  4 days ago

• Google Cedes (Some) Control to News Publishers

  
  Adotas — Authority: 483
  ADOTAS - It’s gotten so tedious to listen to news publishers whine about how Google News is killing their business that even Google has gotten tired of it and thrown them a bone — or two.Publishers were always welcome to exclude their content from Google News by filling out a contact form in the help center, but ...
  5 days ago

• Google’s FCF Policy Changing

  
  SubmitEdge SEO News — Authority: 423
  Due to increasing pressure from the news publishing world, Google has revised its stance on their ‘First Click Free’ policy. According to the Google Webmaster Blog: While we’re happy to see that a number of publishers are already using First Click Free, we’ve found that some who might try it are worried ...
  6 days ago

• Google Ending Unlimited Free Access To Subscription News [Google]

  
  Gizmodo — Authority: 884
  The days of bypassing subscription fees on Google News appear to be numbered now that Google has updated their First Click Free program. Publishers can now limit access to five articles per day...
  6 days ago

• Google allows publishers to limit amount of free news content in concession to media industry

  
  CKA Canadian News — Authority: 167
  Google Inc. is allowing publishers of paid content to limit the number of free news articles accessed by people using its Internet search engine, a concession to an increasingly disgruntled media industry. There has been mounting criticism of Google
  6 days ago

• Google allows publishers to limit free content (AP)

  
  PC Mike - Tech News and Reviews — Authority: 461
  AP – Google Inc. is allowing publishers of paid content to limit the number of free news articles accessed by people using its Internet search engine. Go here to see the original: (AP)"> (AP)">Google allows publishers to limit free content (AP)
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• Google allows publishers to limit free content (AP)

  
  enUws — Authority: 466
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• Google paid content statement

  
  Jon Slattery — Authority: 543
  This is the statement about paid content from Googles senior business product manager Josh Cohen, posted on the Google news blog . Some observers describe the move as a "minor tweak"while others claim it is vindication of Rupert Murdochs move to take on Google. Cohen says: "As newspapers consider charging for access ...
  1 week ago

• 5 O’Clock Roundup: Comcast to buy NBC Universal; Apple and Psystar make peace

  
  Gadget Reviews — Authority: 157
  Here’s the latest action:Comcast expected to complete mega media deal — In a complicated deal, Comcast is expected to win control of NBC Universal, creating an entertainment giant that could rival Disney. Under the terms, Vivendi is selling its 20 percent stake in NBC Universal to General Electric for $5.8 ...
  1 week ago

• Research Guide For Subscription, Membership And Paid Content Sites

  
  Online Dating Insider — Authority: 466
  SubscriptionSiteInsider has released Subscription & Membership Site Benchmark Report , the first 100% research-based guide for subscription, membership, and paid content sites. Anne Holland, who worked tirelessly on the report, is the founder of MarketingSherpa, a go-to site for online marketers. This report is ...
  1 week ago

• Google Changes How it Handles Paid Content

  
  WebProNews Feed — Authority: 698
  Google has made a change to the way it treats its "first click free" option for publishers. The option was designed for legitimate publishers to get around Googles cloaking policies, which discourage the showing of one web page to a crawler while the user sees something different. With the policy, Google users have ...
  1 week ago

• Is Rupert Murdoch toast?

  
  Summit Notebook — Authority: 551
  Rupert Murdoch may have a sprawling empire and may be one the media industry’s last moguls but sometimes a small trust-owned outfit can show the big guys how it’s done. And what does that say about the future? Read for yourself. “ The Guardian has been a fanastic innovator online, absolutely amazing ...
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• Pay wall day – Johnston Press begins charging for content

  
  Gordon's Republic — Authority: 529
  Today is a big day. Not only is it some huge online shopping day, but regional newspaper firm Johnston Press has switched on its online pay wall and is now charging readers to access content on some of its websites. In all six weekly newspapers are in the Johnston Press pilot news of which broke last week , but not ...
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• Mr. Murdoch saves the news

  
  WeMedia.com — Authority: 104
  Dear Mr. Murdoch: We’re so fortunate that we can entrust you with the future of the news business in the U.S. Such a shrewd business leader, too. Can you help a confused citizen understand your plan to save the news? 1. You’re going to charge people to read a story online that they won’t read, and ...
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• Last throws of the dice for Johnston Press

  
  Thoughts of Nigel — Authority: 530
  I think that paid contents Patrick Smith sums it op quite well If readers will only pay for content that’s unique and unavailable elsewhere, perhaps local sites have a distinct advantage in their patch and, in theory, a clear path to monetisation. —But what if a rival publisher in the same town keeps their ...
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• Yorkshire Post and Scotsman publisher considers pay wall

  
  Gordon's Republic — Authority: 529
  The publisher of The Scotsman newspaper, Johnston Press, is reported to be considering erecting a pay wall. According to a report on Holdthefrontpage Johnston Press, which also owns The Yorkshire Post and Lancashire Evening Post, is to introduce paid-for access to some of its local websites from next week. If this ...
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