I've been getting more and more use in the past year of so from the New York Times since their own search engine now reaches back to the 1880's. And I'm delighted about that. On a personal basis I will be even happier to have much vaster archives online.
But I worry, since ads run alongside access to those old articles is one of the only ways that old-line newspapers have of making money online from their content. With classifieds dying and much more superficial web-dedicated content dominating current pub
What will this do to revenue for newspapers? (Score:2)
But I worry, since ads run alongside access to those old articles is one of the only ways that old-line newspapers have of making money online from their content. With classifieds dying and much more superficial web-dedicated content dominating current pub