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Bill Kuykendall

RedGage - 0 views

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    "RedGage provides users with various opportunities to monetize content. RedGage members make money from unique page views to their original content. Each user has a customized rate for each 1000 views. To start making money, add your content to RedGage and check your Account Section. Once you receive the minimum amount, you can withdraw your earnings with a RedGage Debit Card. Good luck making money on RedGage! "
Bill Kuykendall

News Corporation Prepares to Charge for Online Content - NYTimes.com - 0 views

  • Speaking to investors last month, Mr. Murdoch said that the News Corporation was in “final discussions with a number of publishers, device makers and technology companies” about digital delivery of news and entertainment. “We will soon develop an innovative subscription model that will deliver digital content to consumers wherever and whenever they want it,” he said.
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The Media Equation - The Future of Content - Cheap and Plentiful - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    Demand Media offers laid-off journalists and freelances an opportunity to work for little money.
Bill Kuykendall

Publishers: Triumph From Within the Belly of the Content Beast! - Advertising Age - Dig... - 0 views

  • It is not hard, with 20/20 hindsight, to see what went wrong. In the blink of an eye, the spectacularly long-lived success of the publishing industry succumbed under the weight of too much free content flooding the internet, causing a crash in the value of content.
  • "Building sites that perform well for humans, not search engines, [is one change necessary to] reverse the damage we've done to ourselves in the last 15 years of the internet.
  • Kelly is the poster child for the next-generation publisher who places primacy on creating great content that drives loyal visitors. Not so easy to do -- but ultimately that's probably more profitable than just herding traffic that will leave as soon as they got there.
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  • tying revenue to member participation.
Bill Kuykendall

Media Cache - For U.S. Newspaper Industry, an Example in Germany? - NYTimes.com - 0 views

  • U.S. publishers come in for withering criticism in a report this month from the German Newspaper Publishers’ Association.
  • While daily newspaper circulation in the United States fell 27 percent from 1998 through 2008, it slipped 19 percent in Germany. While fewer than half of Americans read newspapers, more than 70 percent of Germans do. While newspapers’ revenues have plunged in the United States, they have held steady in Germany since 2004.
  • Most German newspapers are owned by family concerns or other small companies with local roots,
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  • German publishers have been much more reticent about the Web, in some cases keeping large amounts of their content offline.
  • Germany has a strong local press;
  • the Internet generates only low-single-digit percentages of most German newspapers’ sales, while online revenue has reached double figures at some U.S. papers.
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