New York Times Digital Is Profitable
from the who-says-you-can't-make-money-online? dept
Not that you can trust financial reports for much insight into anything these days, but the New York Times is claiming that their digital division is profitable, mostly off of ad-sales, but also through classified ads. Slowly, but surely, it seems that some content companies are figuring out how to make money out of their online presence.
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I wonder if they have to pay any licensing fees to their parent publication for putting the content online. If they don’t, then the costs include pretty much running a server and a copy-paste person, maybe few more dedicated people, but if they are, it’s quite impressive.