Browsing All posts tagged under »content models«

a world without newspapers

April 4, 2010

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so murdoch foresaw the death of physical newspapers in the 80's and thought it would lead to higher margins but not more competition, in a booming sector (more news is being consumed than ever before) the model based on scarcity does struggle to be relevant - somebody is going to make a bundle out of online news... murdoch?

review of vevo

December 18, 2009

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interesting review of vevo

google vs murdoch and their joint publishing R&D

December 18, 2009

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murdoch lambasts google on one side but NYT seems to be an initial partner in two new google puclishing projects?

google exploring charging for youtube work as a freemium service

December 16, 2009

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looks like youtube is exploring a freemium model to capture long form videos. this makes sense as a continuation of the vevo strategy of paid for premium content.

small is the new big in movies

December 14, 2009

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are movie studios starting to behave like VC's?

are publishers moving in on ad networks

December 14, 2009

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CBS is the latest in a series of publishers to cut out ad networks.

early adopters are moving away from social networks

December 14, 2009

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what are trendsetter into this coming year (hint, not sure of these are really new)

is vevo a big mistake for google?

December 12, 2009

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is vevo googles decline into the pit of evil? other than the fact that what is good and evil seem to change with time, this is an interesting perspective from Harvard's media lab.

lala and apple – what could it mean?

December 12, 2009

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the lala acquisition could open up a range of new opportunities for apple. not only would you be able to acces your music from any device anywhere (wouldnt that be nice) but a number of other opportunities like selling music via search.

terra firma to sue citibank over EMI fraud

December 12, 2009

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terra firma had been hoodwinked into buying emi by a nasty and dishonest citigroup (err, well, maybe)

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