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One Response
Nigel Barlow
April 22nd, 2008 at 7:56 am
1On John Ndege’s piece on journalism.co.
Some good points,but at the end it is all about adding value.It is not where the content comes from but what it can provide for a potential audience and advertising.It is unlikely that people are going to pay for content unless it is very niche orientated or specialised.User generated content alone is not a reason for journalism sites to fail.
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