A good read: Will your paper start charging for content?
There’s an article in the Atlantic today with the catchiest headline ever: “Shhhh. Newspaper Publishers Are Quietly Holding a Very, Very Important Conclave Today. Will You Soon Be Paying for Online Content?“
It’s about a meeting reportedly being held today out by Chicago’s O’Hare Airport involving top executives from key U.S. newspaper chains, hosted by the Newspaper Association of America.
The agenda? Well, the headline gives it all away, but the program title is “Models to Monetize Content.”
Entertainingly written by James Warren, who discloses that he is among the recently RIF’d from a shedding Chicago Tribune.
- New Study Names Edmunds.com Most Popular Car Dealer Review Site
- HomeZada Integrates to Pinterest for DIY Projects
- Contact At Once! Dealer Chat Software Now Available to DealerRater Certified Dealer Partners
- United States:
- Vizu Moves into Social Media Ad Success Measurement
- McClatchy Names Elaine Lintecum As Vice President, Finance And Chief Financial Officer And Announces Other Leadership Changes
- United States:AutoTrader.com Announces New Leadership at VinSolutions
- Grenlist.com is a “Classifieds Community”, with environmental integrity! Every aspect of the site, has been created by the people, for the people!
- Canoe.ca publisher Quebecor reports Q1 2012 results
- Yellow Media Reports $3 Billion Quarterly Loss
