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Robert Andrews, a reporter for the paidcontent:UK website, asked Twitter users whether they would prefer to keep the service available so they could chat about the television music competition "The X Factor" or let the service be closed temporarily "so that fellow citizens like shopkeepers need not be assaulted, have their property and premises pilfered and trashed, and so that they need not live in fear."

Techno-Utopians Are Mugged by Reality L. Gordon Crovitz 2011

U.K. newspaper publisher Guardian News & Media said it has decided to sell ContentNext Media, parent of media Web site paidcontent.org.

PaidContent Parent Up For Sale Christopher S. Stewart 2011

Rafat Ali, founder of paidcontent.org, says Facebook helps organize people, such as detailing how and where to gather physically, while Twitter is for "amplification," enabling people in real time to share news and comment.

Egypt's Revolution by Social Media L. Gordon Crovitz 2011

Joseph Tartakoff, writing in paidcontent. org, found that more than 20 U.S. papers are charging online readers up to $35 a month, with another half-dozen set to begin a fee shortly.

All The News That's Fit To Buy 2010

Joseph Tartakoff, writing in paidcontent. org, found that more than 20 U.S. papers are charging online readers up to $35 a month, with another half-dozen set to begin a fee shortly.

All The News That's Fit To Buy Gerry Storch 2010

Social media marketer Federated Media has acquired BigTent, a site that serves as portal for groups interested in parenting topics.—paidcontent.org

Child news: November 8, 2010 - Best toys, 'What to Expect' movie 2010

Social media marketer Federated Media has acquired BigTent, a site that serves as portal for groups interested in parenting topics. — paidcontent. org

Child news: November 8, 2010 - Best toys, 'What to Expect' movie 2010

According to the paidcontent post, Google also bought Tonic Systems, another presentation-creation service, back in April.

June 2007 Maxine 2007

Two cautionary tales from 2004 – Nieman Journalism Lab "Given the recent secret memos and TIME cover stories, the topic of “paid content” has once again grabbed the spotlight, offering at least a slim hope of revenue redemption to some newspaper people — largely on the print side, but with some notable digital advocates as well." tags: internet newspapers newspapersites paidcontent journalism business trends ...

Will paid content work? Two cautionary tales from 2004 » Nieman Journalism Lab 2009

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