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News Sites to Charge for Content

Most new sites do not currently charge for content, but that could all change within a year. During a speech in London, Financial Times Editor Lionel Barber said he could, "confidently predict that within the next 12 months, almost all news organizations will be charging for content."

This prediction comes after Rupert Murdoch of News Corporation made a statement in May in which he said his newspaper websites, such as The New York Times, would likely begin charging for content within a year. Incidentally, the New York Times recently let it slip that it was considering a $5 dollars per month subscription fee.

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Comments (0) Posted by TheCredence on Friday, July 31st, 2009

Disney-Hulu Deal Could Have Greater Impact Than It Appears

Disney is buying a 30 percent stake in Hulu.com meaning Disney movies and ABC TV shows will be available on Hulu. In the deal that was announced this week, Disney will be bringing older movies and ABC shows to the site in hopes of gaining new viewers and ultimately generating new revenue from the video sharing site.

Hulu has experienced unprecedented growth since its launch in 2007. Recent reports from comScore show that 380 million videos were viewed on the site last month, which is up 14.3 percent from its February statistics. Although still falling behind YouYube, Hulu is among the top three online video sites in the U.S.

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Comments (0) Posted by TheCredence on Friday, May 1st, 2009

Buy Cheap and easy inkjet Cartridges at easylinkz

So after a while, I am again back with reviewing websites and this time, it is the turn of easylinkz. Easylinkz is a store for purchasing inkjet and printer cartridges and as per owners, they are offering upto 70% discount on all kind of cartridges and have special offers on printer ink and ink cartridges. You can always contact them for more enquiries regarding these purchases.

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Comments (1) Posted by TheCredence on Friday, December 14th, 2007

Comeon Digg - You don’t have to show Such Ads

I logged in Digg after a while and saw this -

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Comments (0) Posted by TheCredence on Sunday, December 9th, 2007

Submit your Sitemap to Yahoo and Google

Most of the webmasters are well aware of Google sitemaps and occasionally submit to Google too. Though submitting to Search Engine DO not guarantee your pages will appear in search engines but if you have Stores or sites which have tons of pages or if you have a huge forum and feels search engines are not able to index your site properly than you should look to submit your sitemap to search engines.

To Submit to Google, Google Webmaster (you will have to register there first) and submit your XML file. For submittig your sitemap to yahoo, you have to go to Yahoo Explorer.

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Comments (3) Posted by TheCredence on Tuesday, November 13th, 2007