Atoms are More Valuable than Bits
Hey Web 2.opians,
What do you think of this?
Major magazines are CUTTING their web publishing divisions to focus on print magazine publishing, the part of the business that generates income.
The current issue of Wired includes an article, How T-Shirts Keep Online Content Free.
The simple reality is that work of quality costs someone something and at least in the foreseeable future, atoms may indeed me more valuable than bits.
What do you think of this?
At Magazines, It's 2.0 Steps Forward, 1.0 Step Back
The Web may be the future for magazine publishing, but in the present, ready revenue is winning out and Web writers are getting laid off left and right
Major magazines are CUTTING their web publishing divisions to focus on print magazine publishing, the part of the business that generates income.
The current issue of Wired includes an article, How T-Shirts Keep Online Content Free.
The simple reality is that work of quality costs someone something and at least in the foreseeable future, atoms may indeed me more valuable than bits.
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