NowPublic cited as most likely to succeed

by mtippett | April 2, 2008 at 04:19 pm
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I was sorry to see Scribblesheet close its doors recently.  In these early days of participatory media we need lots of people trying lots of things.  John Ndege who ran the venture acknowledged the space's challenges but was very gracious in announcing his departure from the space.  He writes:

"Now Public has cleverly attempted to position itself as a news broker. Citizen journalists provide it with content and they sell it on to wire services like AP. I assume some of this money then goes back to the original writer. This is the best business model I have seen around citizen journalism and the one I think most likely to succeed. Simple display advertising won't cut it."
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matte

I'm still waiting for my cut....

When the model is finally decided - let us know...

Edmund Jenks
Edmund Jenks
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at 19:56 on April 2nd, 2008

mtippett, I like this story ... good news and good stuff.

All the best, you all deserve it!

 

Albert Milliron
Albert Milliron
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at 16:55 on April 7th, 2008

mtippett, I just read this story and went to post it.  Brought me here!  I like that feature on highlight.  I agree with the article

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