O Washington Post pondera micro-pagamentos. Paperview permite micro-pagamentos monetizando leitores não subscritores.
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O Washington Post pondera micro-pagamentos. Paperview permite micro-pagamentos monetizando leitores não subscritores.
Continue readingNewspaper executives often hold up Spotify as a shining example of success in a subscription-based model.
However, this admiration rests on a flawed comparison. Newspapers and Spotify aren’t comparable; rather, Spotify’s business model is more akin to that of an aggregator.
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Continue readingBlendle is often cited as an example of why micropayments don’t work, but let’s set the record straight. There are two misconceptions in this claim that need addressing.
Continue readingThe press, once a collective voice, now transforms into personalized media. Communities, content curation, and focus reshape publishing. Monetization fades, fears persist, and opportunities await. AI looms, challenging without clear solutions. The future holds uncertainty.
Continue readingO Reuters Digital News Report 2023 sobre Portugal realça a luta dos media portugueses para encontrar um business model de sucesso. Porque é que apenas 11% dos Portugueses paga por notícias online?
Continue readingDiscover the allure of Cascais as FIPP hosts its 45th World Media Congress—a revitalizing retreat amid challenging times for the press. Join Paperview, the sole innovator in reader revenue, as we address industry concerns and showcase collaborative business models. Experience the synergy firsthand and shape a thriving future.
Continue readingDiscover the rise of micropayments in the news industry, serving both readers and publishers. These innovative payment models drive the industry forward, combat information inequality, and offer consumers access to content across multiple news brands.
Continue reading69% of readers avoid websites from which they had been banished by a paywall.
Where is the problem?
The fixation on the “success” of the NYT subscription model brings to mind the Titanic orchestra. Publishers keep the party running, yet the boat is sinking. Fast.
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