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Can subscriptions save newspapers?

Wednesday, March 11th, 2009

Everywhere you look, newspaper business models are in free-fall.  The rapid decline in classified ads - especially recruitment, motors and property - has unhinged the old order where readers got reams of quality journalism at a low price, and organisations had a ready outlet for news releases and relevant advertising. (more…)

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When can you charge for content

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009

With the current decline in advertising continuing, many publishers have been re-examining where and how they can charge for online content.  One extreme position is that of the Guardian, whose MD Tim Brooks has categorically said they will never charge for content.(see my recent blog on their web strategy).  Other publishers, notably the FT, have tried to make a subscription  model work.  At the other end of the spectrum, many specialist publishers have long developed print subscriptions as a  big revenue earner.  Here are some ideas on how you can identify the areas where you can potentially charge for content: (more…)

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How to get value from putting your archive online

Tuesday, January 20th, 2009

Most media brands have a treasure trove of past product reviews, articles, interviews, pictures, guides and tips.  How can you best exploit this online?  Here are 5 tips to get you thinking. (more…)

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