Internet = contenido
Por encima de las redes sociales, del comercio electrónico y de la comunicación interpersonal, Internet es hoy, sobre todo, CONTENIDOS. Son las conclusiones, y datos, recientes de la OPA, Asociación Norteamericana de Editores Online.
Y según el heterodoxo Paul Graham, “nunca hemos pagado realmente por los contenidos”. Lean, lean esto:
“Publishers of all types, from news to music, are unhappy that consumers won’t pay for content anymore. At least, that’s how they see it. In fact consumers never really were paying for content, and publishers weren’t really selling it either. If the content was what they were selling, why has the price of books or music or movies always depended mostly on the format? Why didn’t better content cost more? A copy of Time costs $5 for 58 pages, or 8.6 cents a page. The Economist costs $7 por 86 pages, 8.1 cents a page. Better journalism is actually slightly cheaper”
El artículo completo, Post-Medium Publishing, está aquí>>
Si te interesa el futuro del negocio del periodismo, no matter impreso u online –y, particularmente, el de la industria de las revistas–, deberías leerlo completo…
21 septiembre, 2009 a 8:53 am
“Some magazines may thrive by focusing on the magazine as a physical object…”
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