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All Things Digital:
By Daisuke Wakabayashi, Reporter, The Wall Street JournalAs Sony Corp. (SNE) scrambles to reassert its technological relevance, Chief Executive Howard Stringer is betting on a strategy for the electronics giant that focuses o (Read More)
Huffington Post:
The co-founder of Twitter today warned Rupert Murdoch that his plans to charge for online content, and block Google from using stories produced by his News International titles, were a vain attempt to "put the genie back in t (Read More)
Online-content News - Congoo:
Twitter Founder and Others Bemoan News Corp. Chiefâ??s Idea News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch, whose company owns Fox, MySpace, the New York Post, Boston Herald and more, is getting an earful from opponents. (Read More)
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By Mark Sweney: ITN is to freeze the pay of all staff next year and cut 29 posts as part of a restructuring designed to bring the company back to profitability after it recorded a pre-tax loss of £3m in the first six months o (Read More)
Online-content News - Congoo:
New research by the Boston Consulting Group suggests that readers will pay for online content In the study conducted, 48% of British and American consumers were shown to be willing to pay a few pounds. (Read More)
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Lifehacker:
According to a survey conducted by market research company Forrester, 80 percent of U.S. consumers won't pony up if the web sites they currently read for free decided to go behind a pay wall. Would you? While Lifehacker has n (Read More)
paidContent:UK:
By Andrew Clark: Rupert Murdoch’s plans to impose fees for newspaper websites received a morale boost from research suggesting that as many as 48 percent of British and American (Read More)
ReadWriteWeb:
Reader engagement with blogs has changed dramatically over the last three years, primarily because of the rise of online social networks, according to new numbers released by analytics firm Postrank today. Postrank publishe (Read More)
ReadWriteWeb:
According to a new Forrester survey, almost 80% of Internet users in the US and Canada would not pay for access to newspaper and magazine websites. Those users who would consider paying for content are mostly interested in su (Read More)
All Things Digital:
The new conventional wisdom is that sooner or later, consumers are going to have to start paying for some of the stuff they’re currently getting for free on the Web.But will they actually pay up? There, the conventional wisdo (Read More)
ReadWriteWeb:
We've added a couple of more events to this week's events guide. You can download the entire event calendar in iCal format or import it into your Google Calendar. You can also import individual events using the link beside ea (Read More)
Web Worker Daily:
As I sit down each day to do my work, the vast majority of which involves writing (articles, web site content, tweets and blog posts), I can’t help but think about the writing rules drilled into me by past English teachers. I (Read More)
Adweek.com - Digital News:
Improving online content will be the focus of the next development stage of the Internet, contends AOL's Tim Armstrong.
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New Media
Submitted by marcel
from Google Reader:
Jeff Jarvis hat als Nachbetrachtung zur seiner Keynote auf den Münchner Medientagen einen Beitrag über sein Dauerthema Linkökonomie für Die Welt geschrieben. Auf Englisch, was Die Welt dann ins Deutsche übersetzt hat. Nur die (Read More)
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Improving online content will be the focus of the next development stage of the Internet contends AOL chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong. (Read More)
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Nov 13, 2009
Submitted by magitam
from Google Reader:
What are the current eBooks marketing trends? Why are content publishers still seeking how to effectively integrate eBooks into their sales strategy? Photo credit: ClaudioBIn this article, content and media expert John Bloss (Read More)
Google Blog Search: "social media":
Wow. A friend (thanks, Ron) sent me today his collection of social media job descriptions that are popping up across the web as more and more companies jump on board the hype train.Needless to say, many of them are underwhelm (Read More)
Submitted by logicalextremes
from Google Reader:
Almost every time we go online, using our computers or mobile devices, each of us produces data in some form. This data may contain only oblique information about who we are and what we are doing, but when enough of it is agg (Read More)
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