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ChipBuffalo (Constitutionalist) - 8 months ago
Won't get any more of my web business. I too think it is a very bad move.
Elitheros (Libertarian) - 8 months ago
There must be some additional services in the content that they would provide otherwise I can't see … Show full comment
Murdoch is an old business model kind of guy.
FreedomGirl 8 months ago
There must be some additional services in the content that they would provide otherwise I can't see how it would work considering there are plenty of free news sources. Subscription based news services is an old business model which I doubt would be able to survive in 2010.
Elitheros (Libertarian) - 8 months ago
What a pleasant surprise! Perhaps soon they can start phasing out Murdoch's publications entirely! … Show full comment
MySpace is so 5 years ago!
In all seriousness as well... I hate that The Times (UK) will now be a pay site. It may destroy their online presence.
Jeremy86 (Democratic) - 8 months ago
What a pleasant surprise! Perhaps soon they can start phasing out Murdoch's publications entirely!
In all seriousness, that is very shocking. If I understand what I've read on this correctly it appears that MySpace (or the division that houses it) has actually been the biggest loser for NewsCorp.
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