AP to Charge Members to Post Content Online
oboreruhito writes "The Associated Press has announced that, effective Jan. 1 2006, it 'will begin charging newspapers and broadcasters to post its stories, photos and other content online.' The article says online portals that are already subscribed to an online service won't be affected; the change is that newspapers and broadcasters, which have had the privilege of posting online at no extra charge over their usual licensing fees for print or TV, now have to pay extra. How will this affect sites like Google News and Fark?"
How will this affect sites like Google News and Fark?"
More boobies links!
Thanks, AP! : )
You can't take the sky from me...
Wellll, because what if all these stories are no longer posted because there was a fee required?
Fark, Google and the like wouldn't have much news to link to if the news was never posted...
I personally don't really enjoy about:blank
Your dog will want 1 of 1,390,000 steaks?
How does this affect me?
Get thee glass eyes, and, like a scurvy politician, seem to see things thou dost not.--King Lear
Meh. All the most amusing stories on FARK come from the Mainichi Times anyway.
Those wacky Japanese... bless their hearts for lightening my Mondays.
Information wants to be anthropomorphized.
Does that mean they'll only charge slashdot once for dupes?
I don't get it.
You Asked For It.
Because that would mean more b00bies and photoshoping! Yay!
Not Buzzword 2.0 compliant. Please speak english.