Jeremy Allaire: "With the monetization of broadband and mobile content in full gear, there's been more and more attention placed on what the predominant model will be for supporting these Internet-based media forms. ...¶... We are possibly approach the day when consumers can make informed decisions about whether they want a sponsored version of a media product, or a commercial free pay or subscription product. ..." paidContent.org link
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