Join us for an important discussion on monetizing content, March 8-9. "15 Paths to Paid Online Content" draws on original API/ITZBelden research to provide actionable data, sharp analysis and real-life case studies.
This must-have insight report from API and ITZBelden, informs critical decisions facing news executives on monetizing content and provides actionable data, case studies and approaches for success in the transitioning landscape for news.
API's Revenue 3.0 Portfolio Series packs actionable data, sharp analysis and measurable results into five integrated programs that will help next-generation, cross-platform news enterprises maximize success and minimize risk in the transitioning media landscape. Each seminar draws on exclusive...
A facilitator at American Press Institute's Newsmedia Economic Action Plan Conference, Dale Peskin, journalist, editor, entrepreneur, and founder and Chief Vision Officer of the We Media Group, was asked about the role of social media in new media business models.
A facilitator at American Press Institute's Newsmedia Economic Action Plan Conference, Bill Densmore, career journalist, publisher, entrepreneur, and director of the Information Valet Project, was asked what digital consumers want and what are they willing to pay for. Here's what he said.
As a facilitator at API's Newsmedia Economic Action Plan Conference, Virginia Edwards, president of Editorial Projects in Education, was asked about developing content across platforms and charging for it. Here's what she said.
As a facilitator at American Press Institute's Newsmedia Economic Action Plan Conference, Jim Kennedy, vice president and director of strategic planning for the Associated Press, was asked about the AP's plans for a sustainable online business strategy. Here's what he said.
As a facilitator at American Press Institute's Newsmedia Economic Action Plan Conference, Josh Cohen was asked about Google's relationship with newspapers and online business strategy. Here's what he said.
When newspaper publishers look around for a pay model for premium online content, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Packer Insider is often at the top of the list. This article is second in a series of paid online content profiles by the American Press Institute.
American Press Institute, working in partnership with ITZBelden, has released Initial results of an ongoing online survey show that industry executives are exploring multiple options for increasing revenue in the short term, including charging for online content.
Participants in API's Newsmedia Economic Action Plan Conference (Sept. 13-15) worked in small discussion groups to tackle a number of topics related to monetizing content. One group looked at partnerships and collaboration. Here are their observations and recommendations:
Here are the recommendations of a small group of news executives who met during API's Newsmedia Economic Action Plan Conference (Sept. 13-15) to tackle the issue of content value and what consumers might be willing to pay for.
Participants in API's Newsmedia Economic Action Plan Conference (Sept. 13-15) worked in small discussion groups to tackle a number of topics related to monetizing content. Two groups discussed New Business Models. Here are their recommendations:
Participants in API's Newsmedia Economic Action Plan Conference (Sept. 13-15) worked in small discussion groups to tackle a number of topics related to monetizing content. One group discussed Pay Models.
Paid content is one of the biggest debates within the newspaper industry. API recently released the initial findings of our API/ITZBelden survey to monitor media companies' online revenue initiatives - including pay for content.
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