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What Emily said, Times to charge, Indy sold

By Julie Starr | Published: March 30, 2010
The Times and Sunday Times announced they will start charging for online content from June at a price of one pound a day or two pounds a week. Good news for those of us sitting comfortably on the sidelines waiting to see how Murdoch’s paywalls are going to work. Great news I imagine for competitors [...]
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Links: the Murdochs, Jarvis, news junkie apps

By Julie Starr | Published: November 22, 2009
A melange of links from the past week or so. News Corp says it will block Google Jonathan Miller, chief digital officer of News Corp, said the company was planning to block Google from indexing news stories from its multiple news outlets, the Telegraph reports. When asked how long it would be before Mr Murdoch [...]
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Mr Jarvis on why it’s okay if newspapers die

By Julie Starr | Published: April 23, 2009
For those who haven't caught up yet with Jeff Jarvis's uninvited testimony to Senator John Kerry's hearings on the state of newspapers in the US, here's a taste.
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What would Jeff Jarvis do?

By Julie Starr | Published: February 22, 2009
If you're following the threads about business models for news, this post is too much fun to pass up.
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Big doesn’t necessarily mean authoritative

By Julie Starr | Published: January 2, 2009
A couple of interesting points in Jeff Jarvis's post about what gives reporters, bloggers etc authority. He was writing in reference to a conversation about how to filter for authoritative voices on Twitter - more specifically, whether number of followers is useful in determining someone's authority, or relevance.
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