Newspaper Publishers Conclave Held 5/28/09:"Models to MONETIZE Content"

lied to I'll watch broadcast TV for free.

Thomas Jefferson once said, "The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield and government to gain ground."

Well, I guess he called that one.

4th dimension = add time to the equation

Think about a fully controlled internet where only cyber czar approved sites are allowed. Then comes the monetization.

I dont' know, that's just spec. I'm confused too why anyone wants to pay for disinfo.

I am not getting it. Let them charge for there lies. Who would pay?
Are they not in trouble b/c we don’t read the crap they put out???????

I would believe that they are critical to democracy if there was truth and real reporting being done.

What am I missing????

that they think they can charge a fee for their "articles" that people don't even want to read for free.

If they can't give it away, who do they think it going to pay money for it?

It's a joke.
They are going out of business, and they deserve it.

Also, have you noticed that pretty much all of the mainline online newspapers require registration before you are allowed to comment, then those comments are moderated and you never see them? So, it will fall by mandate of the cyber czar that online news sites regulate themselves or face fines by the czar.

Somehow, this must tie into the cyber czar thingy. The czar will act like the FCC, you will have to apply for a permit from the cyber czar just to run a website, that sort of thing. That's my take. These greedy and outmoded newspapers are trying to hold onto their influence, and I'm guessing they are getting assurances at the top that they will clamp down the internet, so that it is similar to shutting down cable access on tv, shutting down micro fm's on the air, things like that. Then, the greedy corporate cess pool can monetize the internet and fully bastardize the once great interwebs.

A good example of solid journalism rocking sales.

A week after its opening salvo, the Daily Telegraph is still reaping great benefit from its exclusive expose of MPs' expenses.

and

Official circulation figures won't be released till next month - and the Telegraph won't discuss them - but early indications suggest it sold an extra 93,000 copies last Friday, when the first revelations came out, centring on Gordon Brown's cleaning bills.

Saturday's edition - which had more details of Cabinet members' expenses - sold around 56,000 more than the previous Saturday, according to unofficial sales figures.

The Sunday Telegraph - which led on the Sinn Fein expenses revelations - is said to have sold an extra 25,000 copies.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/8053264.stm

In case you've never seen journalism, maybe you can tune into the Telegraphs expose' of UK Government corruption. Quite riveting.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/mps-expenses/

Socialists are Everywhere

A communication disruption can only mean one thing...invasion.

"You are a den of Vipers.I intend to rout you out and by the Eternal God I will rout you out."

You can always find ways to go around it

Where is the love?

These deadbeats are going to charge because they can't figure out what else to do....what about producing real, factual, and relevant news? What about hiring quality reporters of many different persuasions? How about returning to the standard that reporters report without coloring the story with personal politics? How about investigative journalism that checks the integrity of government and big business? How about not manufacturing news? No no no, of course not.

This could get ugly. I hope this is the event that wakes the American people us to the fact that their country is being transformed. But if most people cannot even understand that most of the "news" is controlled and "approved" for them before it's printed, then, probably, all hope is lost.

"You are a den of Vipers.I intend to rout you out and by the Eternal God I will rout you out."