RT @AP_CorpComm: Associated Press considers charging some customers to get news earlier, CEO says: http://bit.ly/riK09 »
Feud between NYU’s established newspaper and upstart blog escalates from provincial to emblematic http://tr.im/AUfJ »
Rupert Murdoch says he’s “joining forces, even with the competition” to charge for online newspaper content http://tr.im/ARkc »
Prototype by @reifman tells you how many pages you’ve viewed on a site — with an eye toward micropayments http://tr.im/ATKu »
RT @agolis: Milestone: Talking Points Memo is in the White House. RT @cbellantoni: http://twitpic.com/khv1i »
“WARNING! Harper’s Magazine is 100% Content Free!” Ad mocks that word we all overuse http://twitpic.com/kh72y »
Oct. 6, 2009, 6:13 p.m. | FOLLOW @NIEMANLAB ON TWITTER
I’m with Harper’s on this one. I wish I never had to hear the word “content” again.
Haha, yeah, as someone who refers to “content” with abandon, I would support dropping the word, if only we could come up with something better. Taking suggestions. —Zach