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Stefan Niggemeier: Aussichtslos, selbstmörderisch, unverschämt [Hopeless, suicidal, shameless]

—Martin Stabe

Stefan Niggemeier rips the Axel Springer paywall and the explanation offered by the Hamburger Abendblatt' s acting editor. Quick-and-dirty translation of the best bit: "It can't be repeated often enough: The problem of publishing on the Internet is not the supposed prevailing culture of free content . ... The reason [...]

Posted: December 16, 2009, 5:08am EST
by Martin Stabe

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Making Google pay, the Axel Springer way

—E - Editors Weblog - Editorial solutions for the newspaper renaissance

Rupert Murdoch is not the only mogul looking to make money from online content - it's just that what with the intense media circus surrounding his rants, not to mention the severity of his accusations (think calling Google and Yahoo out and out [...]

Posted: December 09, 2009, 9:37am EST

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New York Times Publisher Lays Out Plan to Save Newspapers

—Martin Stabe

Brilliant stuff. Axel Springer wants a a “one-click marketplace solution” for their online content: "What kind of content would come at a cost? Any 'noncommodity journalism,' [Axel Springer's Cristoph Keese] said, citing pictures of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy cavorting poolside with models at his villa in Sardinia — [...]

Posted: December 06, 2009, 4:00pm EST
by Martin Stabe

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Welt am Sonntag makes presence felt online

—E - Editors Weblog - Editorial solutions for the newspaper renaissance

Last Sunday was an important day for Germany's quality Sunday newspaper Welt am Sonntag, as it made its online debut, launching a new paid-for multimedia magazine, or "eMag", developed by parent publishing giant Axel Springer.

The eMag is undeniably well-designed, which comes as little surprise considering the project [...]

Posted: November 30, 2009, 6:11am EST

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