Anyone who has used an RSS reader to harvest news and information will know that it is a supreme way of getting just the mix that you want. Not the mix that someone else thinks you want. The mix that you want. ...ΒΆ... But what's going to happen when the people in charge of the business models realize that tailor-made, detailed news feeds are so attractive that we may be willing to pay for them? Will they find a way to charge? Will they restrict online publishing? ... Link: Poynter Online - E-Media Tidbits.
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Dennis Haarsager's rolling environmental scan for electronic media.
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