Tag: Publishers

Google Launches Own Subscription Service
Google has introduced a new subscription service aimed at allowing publishers to offer their content to people on a wide range of devices. The new service called...
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PayPal Digital Goods Payment Product Released
Today at eBay's 2001 Analyst Day, PayPal announced the general availability of its digital goods solution, aptly called PayPal for Digital Goods.  The produ...
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Is Creating a Unique Experience Enough To Get People to Pay for Digital Content?
John Loughlin, Executive VP and GM of Hearst Magazines, which publishes Cosmopolitan, Esquire, Popular Mechanics, and oth...
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Here’s an Invitation to the New Digg
Digg is giving out invitations to the new Digg. Specifically, it's giving out handfuls of invitations to publishers to offer to their readers. "We want to s...
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Twitter Launches its Official Tweet Button
Twitter has launched its official Tweet button for publishers to place on their content. There are numerous unofficial buttons out there that publishers have been taking advanta...
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Amazon Offers New Royalty Program For Kindle Authors
Amazon.com said today it is now offering independent authors and publishers who use its ebook self-publishing program, the Kindle Digital Text Platform (DTP), a 70 percent royal...
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Google Reveals AdSense Revenue Share, Is it Satisfactory?
Google has kept its AdSense revenue share numbers a secret for quite some time, but has now decided to disclose them - or at least some of them. They've revealed the percentages...
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New York Times Paywall Loophole – Access Through Links
Back in January, the New York Times announced that it would be gravitating to a metered...
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Do You “Like” How Facebook Phrases Your Likes?
Now that most of the web is scrambling to get like buttons and/or recommend buttons on their sites, there is going to be more "liking" and "recommending" on...
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Google Buzz Draws New Content-Scraping Controversy
Update 2:  Google offered the following statement: ...
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comScore Launches Platform To Help Publishers Optimize Ads
comScore said today it has launched comScore Audience Advantage, described as a "digital audience optimization platform" that allows publishers to provide advertisers...
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Google and AP Together Again
After a seven-week-long hiatus, Google is now hosting content from the Associated Press again. The two have had a deal in place in the past, but AP content quietly went mis...
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Newsday Pay Wall Nets 35 Subscribers in 3 Months
There has been a lot of discussion about the fate of the online news industry lately, particularly since the New York Times announced that it will be going the paid content rout...
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