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“Google realized early on that they are in the traffic monetization business. “
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Newspapers have always had to “branch out beyond news to create vehicles for advertising which then generated the revenue which could continue to fund news”
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“Google is growing more quickly, but this seems to be driven by the search engine and acquisitions of YouTube and Blogger.”
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“InterActiveCorp is about to unload a local information and entertainment service, apparently named “Ask City,” and it’s about time.”
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“OJR interviews Calvin Tang, co-founder of Newsvine, about the status of “Daily Me” applications and how his site is using technology to involve readers more intimately with the news.”
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“in this post we look at what is happening in the different corners of the classifieds landscape – and try to figure out who is doing well and where this market segment is heading overall”
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