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By: Aline

Aline — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 17:40:16 +0000

An interesting analysis of the Wall Street Journal’s strategy over mobile : http://paidcontent.org/article/419-wsjs-mcleod-charging-for-mobile-was-no-brainer/

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By: OBonsart

OBonsart — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 16:37:38 +0000

Very clever analysis, Frédéric, but I’m not so sure you’ll get the numbers. I can’t believe so many people will pay 4 bucks for a new release every six months.
Please take care with O’Reilly Radar’s figures : they only show how many apps are in Itunes Store, and they don’t get any idea of the downloaded apps market share.
But, this said, the fact is you’re righ to point out the real business opportunity in the iphone and itunes ecosystem.

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By: Stephen Quinn

Stephen Quinn — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 04:47:38 +0000

[...] Filloux, a Paris-based editor with the Norwegian media house Schibsted, writes a considered piece on how it might be possible to make money from delivering content on a mobile phone. Filloux points [...]

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Sat, 22 Aug 2009 00:50:13 +0000

By: Richard Howell

Richard Howell — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 15:44:06 +0000

Time to eat some humble pie.

A week ago I didn’t think mobile apps could provide an answer. Now I do. But only if publishers stop thinking of handsets as computers and instead present content, and in particular advertising, in a different way.

However publishers will have to work together if they are to have any chance of success and, in the UK at least, the BBC is a significant problem. A fuller explanation is to be found here: http://www.reviewsreviewed.co.uk/index.php/mobileblog/How-apps-can-make-news-on-your-mobile-profitable.html

Even so, I now agree that mobile offers a very real opportunity, even if it is for different reasons.

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By: Richard Howell

Richard Howell — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 16:50:05 +0000

I visit many different news sites. But the frequency with which I visit them and the time I spend on them drastically differs. And, for obvious reasons, were I to have to pay, I would pay more for some than for others.
Consequently having a single subscription, with my payment being divided up between sites in proportion to pages viewed and time spent, makes sense.
However, I suspect I spend more of my online time on news sites than many people. The price I would therefore be prepared to pay is likely to be greater than the majority would contemplate.
Finding a price acceptable to a sufficient number of users to produce sufficient revenues to successfully finance many news sites will I fear prove impossible.
Readers consume news differently on screen than in print. This in part helps explain the radically greater length of time spent reading newspapers than their online equivalents.
Indeed, looking at an analysis that Ryan Chittum of the Columbia Journalism Review has undertaken of data from the New York Times, it is possible to conclude that advertisers are already spending too much money to reach readers online relative to print. I have attempted to explain this in greater detail here: http://www.reviewsreviewed.co.uk/index.php/mobileblog/Those-who-want-news-on-their-mobile-may-have-to-pay.html
Almost everybody but Rupert Murdoch now accepts that attempting to impose traditional means of revenue generation on online news sites is unlikely to succeed. That new income sources need desperately to be found is not in dispute. But sadly I tend to agree with some of your other commentators. Mobile phone apps are unlikely to be the answer.

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Into the money-making tent « Paperhouse — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 13:02:23 +0000

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By: Dave Levy

Dave Levy — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:30:24 +0000

I mean, other than asking the media business folk to think outside the box to get to this, I think it’s brilliant. Take advantage of the utility of news on the go.

I’m currently nowhere near my home or a computer – I got the link to this post through Twitter (naturally). Already this morning, I’ve caught articles in NYT, WaPo and the Globe from the same phone I’m typing this comment. I’d have to go track down three papers in a city three states away from my own – I’d probably pay for a a small charge for a mobile sub to all three.

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