Maybe we're in a bubble but it doesn't matter

Re:Maybe we're in a bubble but it doesn't matter by spwert on Monday April 23, 2012 @04:12PM (#3880713)

> News sites with a better grasp of how the Internet works, like HuffPo or Mashable, are worth hundreds of millions.

I've been wondering - when all the old media inevitably die off, where are these aggregators going to find their content?

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Re:Maybe we're in a bubble but it doesn't matter by jonny_eh on Monday April 23, 2012 @05:09PM (#3880989)

Most articles you see in traditional papers are not original. We're going from offline news aggregators to online news aggregators.

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Re:Maybe we're in a bubble but it doesn't matter by rabidsnail on Monday April 23, 2012 @04:15PM (#3880726)

From AP and Reuters, who they pay for the privilege.

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Re:Maybe we're in a bubble but it doesn't matter by olalonde on Monday April 23, 2012 @04:31PM (#3880817)

HuffPo and Mashable are no more aggregators than old media. Most of their content is original.

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