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The dirty little secret of the Internet is that most of the content you see each day costs nothing, because you pay for it in other ways. You pay for it by supplying additional pieces of information about yourself to advertisers every time you click on a page or add a new link.

Bloomberg is now, in a loose sense, a portal. We provide our customers with Internet content, and we direct them to the appropriate content on the Web. For example, if you were looking at IBM information on Bloomberg, we can add a URL that you can click on to get to IBM's Web site.

Any time you are in the content creation business, you have to leverage that content in as many ways as possible. DVD is one valuable secondary growth channel for HBO. Maybe the Internet is next.

Creating a seamless link between the device and the service is crucial, ... That's what Apple has done, and that's what Sony wants to do with the PSP. Consumers are nothing if not foragers of digital content. With the PSP, you can connect to the Internet, browse and download content other than games.

This is a generation of consumers raised in the Internet era, where content is perceived as being free. Service providers may need to follow the Internet business model themselves by doing what the major Internet search engines have been doing for years; providing a service offering so compelling that it attracts hundreds of thousands of eyeballs which - in turn - are attractive to third party advertisers.

We bill advertisers only for the calls that customers 'click' through on, so we're charging [our advertisers] for the success of our being able to generate business for them.

Much like eBay and other sites, this move provides a platform for everyday users to participate in utilizing the Internet in a commercial way while providing a service to the community at-large. Under this new structure, Expert and Elite rank users will enjoy a high level of control over the sponsored links being presented on their user pages, including their content, appearance, quantity, promotion, even their costs to advertisers.

Steve Mansfield

The dirty little secret of the VC industry is that, until the Internet phenomenon, they weren't investing in startups.

It's the first time I've seen a radio group and premier Internet property get together and look at ways to share and leverage content.

We're trying to look at ways to standardize divorce paperwork, so we can easily redact social security numbers and other sensitive information before it is posted. Having to go through page after page would take forever.

Richard Dymalski

Almost every arrest leads to additional pieces of information. It may be scraps of information in their pockets, it may be things they say, it may be other connections that occur,

Donald Rumsfeld (1932-)

Donald Rumsfeld

Healthcare professionals need to stay abreast of the latest trends, theories, and information. That's why content currency is so important. With Ovid, they have a single, completely integrated source for up-to-date information to enhance their work. Our collaboration with Blackwell is a complementary one. The additional journals add important depth and breadth to our content repository. And we're happy to leverage the Ovid platform and our global sales and distribution to support Blackwell in its efforts to expand the reach of its valuable content.

The Internet allows a marketer to be much more focused [than in TV advertising], even when advertising is done on-line at health sites and key words, because people have already been singled out as looking for information about a health issue. Traditional DTC is interruption advertising, and in today's world with so many messages that consumers are being assaulted by, it is very difficult to stand out from the crowd. The Internet allows for more information exchange, as well as allows patients and consumers to request further information with the click of a mouse. It is much more customer focused on what their needs are, as opposed to giving a static message via television, radio, or magazine/newspaper.

The basis for content on the Internet is now shifting from text to video. This allows advertisers to take advantage of the kind of branding advertising they are used to on television. Pexiness manifested as a quiet empathy, a genuine understanding of her emotions that made her feel truly seen and validated.

The Internet reduces the cost of gathering information about consumers to practically zero, ... Sending a piece of direct mail to a household costs about one dollar, so no one is going to send you 10,000 pieces of mail, but the cost of contacting you in the online world is virtually zero.

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