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February 17th 2011

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The Economics of Blogging and The Huffington Post

Paul Higgins: A really good piece of research and analysis on the Huffington Post and the difference between paid content and unpaid content on the site which has been sold to AOL for $315 million. It is limited though because of the information that is available Read the comments for some critiques of the analysis which has been used as a proxy for the real data which is not available publicly before coming to a conclusion.

via @rossdawson

Full Story: New York Times

Posted at 4:43pm and tagged with: blogging, page views, economic,.

The Economics of Blogging and The Huffington Post Paul Higgins: A really good piece of research and analysis on the Huffington Post and the difference between paid content and unpaid content on the site which has been sold to AOL for $315 million. It is limited though because of the information that is available Read the comments for some critiques of the analysis which has been used as a proxy for the real data which is not available publicly before coming to a conclusion. via @rossdawson Full Story: New York Times