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| • | Free vs fee – the future of news | | The future of the news industry has been a hot topic for most of this year, with LiveWire contributors regularly posting on the battle between online and print (see http://www.vivavip.com/go/e26321 http://www.vivavip.com/go/e24652 and http://www.vivavip.com/go/e24414). In the past week, London’s Evening Standard newspaper decided to go free completely, thereby driving three ... |
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Penny Crossland |
04/11/09 13:09 |
| • | Re: Free vs fee – the future of news | | Thanks for a good write-up of the main discussion points.
I don't believe that all newspaper publishers who go to a paid model will find themselves in considerable trouble. There are two key points which will determine whether it is a troublesome transition or a triumphant transition:
1) Content creators who take what ... |
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Jeremy Lawson |
16/11/09 21:38 |
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Sara Batts |
10/11/09 10:57 |
| • | Re: Free vs fee – the future of news | | Penny
Good piece, but you might note Larry was claiming 85% newspaper traffic came through Google, and I have 65%
I’d rather you’d named checked NLA web content licensing and our website www.nla-web.com
Regards
Andrew
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Andrew Hughes |
05/11/09 09:47 |
| • | Re: Free vs fee – the future of news | | It was a really interesting discussion last night - I blogged my notes here:
http://imnotlefthandedeither.blogspot.com/2009/11/sla-europe-free-v-fee-future-of-news.html |
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Katy Stoddard |
04/11/09 16:04 |
| • | Re: Free vs fee – the future of news | | Always interesting to see this issue come up again. VIP is in the final data-gathering stage of our annual survey on 'News Needs and Preferences,' and the user-side perspective on free and fee is coming through strong in the data. Respondents tell us that advertising-supported news content is relatively unimportant ... |
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Robin Neidorf |
04/11/09 13:48 |
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