Re:100 million dollars to reshape the economics of the web
by mizay7 on Monday September 16, 2019 @07:10PM
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I dont really know how to change the economics of the web without changing the laws around financial transactions. The various anti money laundering laws and anti terrorism laws make it basically impossible to transact money without significant compliance costs. And if the transactions are to be small and decentralized those compliance costs become prohibitive.
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Re:100 million dollars to reshape the economics of the web
by manigandham on Monday September 16, 2019 @07:37PM
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The current answer is to bundle. Use a subscription for content that is then split across sites/content by time/attention/some other measure.
However the problem then becomes which bundles you subscribe to, and that can easily cause fatigue and a race to the bottom as seen by all the current video streaming services now. Even worse, none of it has proven completely profitable or sustainable either.