How news becomes more like cable TV as paywalls and meters give way to bundled subscrip... - 0 views
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Ellen Levy on 21 Nov 11More on publishers bundling subscriptions to print and digital media.
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Sony E-Reader to Offer Journal Subscriptions - WSJ.com - 0 views
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Sony's electronic reader will offer subscriptions to The Wall Street Journal and the New York Post, the latest in a series of moves by publishers and consumer-electronics companies to loosen Amazon's hold on the embryonic e-reader market." />
Web's Big Boost to Magazines? Selling Print Subscriptions - Advertising Age - MediaWorks - 0 views
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Magazines' biggest digital success right now may be selling print subscriptions through the web.
Panel Questions Harvard Library's Journal Spending | Inside Higher Ed - 1 views
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Harvard faculty is pushing back against bundled journal subscription prices.
Apple iPad getting newspaper subscriptions soon - 0 views
New York Times Nuts Not To Charge Subscription Fee (NYT) - 0 views
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Brief, but interesting take on making money online with free content or a free/paid hybrid.
Hearst Plans Digital Service for Periodicals - WSJ.com - 0 views
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Hearst plans to launch next year a service called Skiff to sell digital subscriptions to newspapers and magazines in a format it hopes will be more visually appealing to users of electronic readers and other electronic devices." />
FT.com / Media - Google looks to make peace with Murdoch - 0 views
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Schmidt in talks on running subscription services"/>FT.com / Media - Google looks to make peace with Murdoch
Apple Eases Rules for Publishers on Sales via Mobile Apps - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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Publishers win a big one in confrontation with Apple. No more requirement that content subscriptions must go through Apple, no more 30% revenue sharing with Apple, and control of user/reader information remains w/publishers.
What Will a Do Not Mail Registry Mean for Magazine Publishers? : By Janet Spavlik : Pub... - 0 views
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A Do Not Mail Registry would mean more troubles for magazine publishers since they couldn't send subscription solicitations to anyone on the list.
Students can research books on their iPods.... But will they? | Technology | Los Angele... - 0 views
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Questia Library Plus iPhone app. Credit: Questia We'll spare you the obvious "there's an app for that" joke. But you can get a library's worth of books on your phone. Questia, an online research portal for students, announced its application today for reading books, articles and periodicals on an iPhone or iPod Touch. The app costs 99 cents for 5,000 public-domain books and a week of unlimited access. After that, users can buy a two-week subscription for $9.99. There are so many things wrong with this we don't know where to start. For one, students don't like to buy things....
Epicenter - Mind Our Tech Business | Wired.com - 2 views
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Experimenting with new business models in epubs: "For the first time, customers can subscribe to unlimited reading of as many as 32 titles from five different publishers through one app, with one user interface, at one price."
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Media News: Newspaper Subscribers Cancel Less, Pay More - Advertising Age - MediaWorks - 0 views
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Amid all the bleak news for newspapers, there's something good going on: Subscribers are sticking with their papers for longer -- and frequently paying more.