Online Revenue
What an Apple Tablet Would Mean for Publishing
... perhaps the most important feature it may contain will be the ability to save the press from its demise. Read more...
Running the numbers on the NYT paywall
Gapper seems to think that online subscription revenues can make newspapers profitable again; they can’t (Source:Reuters - Felix Salmon) Read more...
Will Apple's iSlate Save the News Industry?
Apple's rumored iSlate is being eagerly awaited by the news industry as a way to monetize content. But Apple's iSlate will have to contend with tablet-device competition. (Source: Top Tech News) Read more...
Google investing for growth in display ads
executives said the company experienced very strong growth in its display advertising business in the first three quarters of the year and it will continue to invest heavily in advertising initiatives involving online video and mobile Web devices. (Source: Reuters) Read more...
Internet advertising appears to begin its comeback
After bogging down in the recession, Internet advertising is regaining the momentum that has made it the decade's most disruptive marketing machine. Read more...
The Spectator launches iPhone application - as a subscription
Just as it's shutting its former website and now online magazine archive behind a paywall, political magazine The Spectator is also launching a paid-for iPhone app with a difference ... Read more...
Google's mission to drive up newspaper revenue
Google Fast Flip and contextualised advertising hopes to end concerns the search giant gives away news content for free. Read more...
Variety trade newspaper to charge for online site
Ending a three-year flirtation with free online content, Variety newspaper plans to put some of its Web site content behind a "pay wall" ... Read more...
Journalism Online Signs Up 1000 Affiliates
Journalism Online, a venture aimed at generating revenue for news publishers by charging readers for online content, has announced it now has more than 1,000 affiliates who have signed on to its platform. Read more...
Half of Newspaper Publishers Believe Online Pay Walls Will Work
More than half of newspaper publishers believe readers will pay to access online newspaper content, according to a survey conducted by industry consultants Greg Harmon and Greg Swanson for the American Press Institute. Read more...
