Editor’s note: paidContent guest blogger David Eckoff takes more away from one session in a conference than some people do from an entire conference. We’ll post a brief intro to…

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Can’t help throwing my two cents in today’s debate over RSS vs. email, as I covered the ContentBiz conference for PaidContent.  It’s interesting to me that the article named below…

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:[By Dorian BenkoilIt’s been a couple of days. Enough time to think, but the ideas are still fresh. Here are my takeaways: -- Content is Queen. Or King. Or maybe…

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Last day of the conference and tons more coverage, here...advice, tips, news, photos and buzz form the conference...no one covers it like we do. Period.

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You can see today’s conference photos of Highbeam’s Kathy Sexton, Stephen Wynkoop, fellow blogger David Eckoff, and our main guest blogger Dorian Benkoil, here, at Flickr… The coverage is sponsored…

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[reporting by Dorian Benkoil] Anne Holland of MarketingSherpa wrapped up the conference she heads with her top 10. (It’s really more than 10.) Fellow blogger David Eckoff and I will…

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[reporting by Dorian Benkoil] One more thing said by Russell Perkins that I found very encouraging: In the B2B space, publishers are now charging more for data and directories online…

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[reporting by Dorian Benkoil] Subscription research site HighBeam was formed in only January 2004 (from what was eLibrary), but they’re already changing their model. They have been a pure subscription…

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[reporting by Dorian Benkoil] The day’s not over but we’ve already got the quote of the day. Talking about how well her company HighBeam Research is doing, CMO Kathy Greenler…

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[reporting by Dorian Benkoil] The first panel today was all about data, and Erin Hunter, Sr. Vice President, Marketing Online, comScore Networks, Inc., said some not surprising things: In paid…

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Yep, here with David Eckoff. We’ve split up the coverage—we can argue later about who’s got the “more interesting” ones … but our aim is to bring you as much…

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(by David Eckoff, guest blogger): I am attending the 5th Annual Selling Subscriptions to Internet Content Summit in New York this week, privileged to be co-blogging on-location with Dorian Benkoil.…

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Our contributor Dorian Benkoil is writing from there, and has tons of coverage, including posts about WSJ.com’s strategy, Audible’s strategy and its podcasting news, Time Inc’s strategy, developing effective e-mail…

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[reporting by Dorian Benkoil] The very amusing Tim Carter, Owner, AsktheBuilder.com, who got the 2005 Featured Entrepreneur of the Year award: “One thing I learned a long time ago: There…

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Some nice pics from today’s ContentBiz 2005 seminar on Selling Subscriptions on the Internet. On Flickr. The coverage is sponsored by Click&Buy.

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Just got word of this: Yahoo’s going to start a paid music service for $6.99/month. How’s that for a subscription model? Will see what reaction I can get at the…

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[reporting by Dorian Benkoil] Back to the future with a little bit of counter-intuitive thinking. Anne Holland of MarketingSherpa talked about what’s working, and not, for her organization’s e-mail newsletters.…

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[reporting by Dorian Benkoil] Updated: John Federico of Audible.com clarifies yesterday’s news: Audible periodical content via RSS “will work with all standard RSS-based “podcatchers” like iPodder, Doppler, iPodderX, NetNewsWire, NewsGator,…

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[reporting by Dorian Benkoil} Updated from yesterday’s entry on Time-Warner: Tom Cascio says: The 5.2%-27% range is NOT regarding net subs generated.  It is the percentage of the current subscriber…

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Anne Holland, publisher of Marketing Sherpa, opened with three main points: -- Advertising is coming back. For a large number of subscription sites on the Web, they got into subscription…

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[reporting by Dorian Benkoil] One of the big questions at subscription publications - including some I’ve handled - is whether to give the site for free for a period of…

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Dorian Benkoil. Anne Holland, publisher of Marketing Sherpa, opened with three main points: -- Advertising is coming back. For a large number of subscription sites on the Web, they got…

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Dorian Benkoil. Rafat and I talked before this conference about how we might approach it, and came up with a legitimate question: In today’s media environment, when there’s so much…

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Our contributors Dorian Benkoil & David Eckoff will writing from there. Expect to see reports on panels, interviews etc. The dedicated blog is here… See our 2003 (down the page)…

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