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On Tuesday, Sara noted Salon's ongoing search for a viable business model. I have just one thing to add: If the webzine is really serious about surviving, it should turn to Ken Layne or Colby Cosh for advice.
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|1.23.03 @ 1:18AM|#
Free Busines Plans? I say Free willy!
|1.23.03 @ 2:39AM|#
I got yer free willy, pal...
|1.23.03 @ 11:59AM|#
I think both plans are much more viable than the pay or pay more scheme that salon seems to be using. It looks like there are now 2 ways to view the "Premium" content on their site: pay a lot and see ads or pay even more to not see them. Personally, I find the full screen, click-through ads much more annoying than I do the ads in a traditional print magazine. But really, the only thing I'll miss from salon is the personals column. That was almost always funny. Yesterday they had a demure asian girl who thought that spooning was sexy. Wow!
|1.23.03 @ 12:15PM|#
Salon had better writers in the past than it does now.
|1.23.03 @ 12:22PM|#
I'll say. Notice how they bash Bush for the tax cuts, but say NOTHING about spending. Idiots.
Here is a cool view of the stupid 'stimulus' ideas of the retards in congress:
http://www.dailyreckoning.com/body_headline.cfm?id=2828
Jimmy Crack Carney|1.23.03 @ 12:30PM|#
They should charge 50 cents for every e-mail submitted to rebut an Andrew Sullivan or David Horowitz column, and for $20 they'll post your letter for the world to read. Think of it as an online dunk-tank.
|10.18.03 @ 1:38AM|#
Does anyone have a tanning salon business plan to share or an example to look at..if any let me know...Mike
|10.18.03 @ 1:39AM|#
Does anyone have a tanning salon business plan to share or an example to look at..if any let me know...Mike
|10.18.03 @ 1:39AM|#
Does anyone have a tanning salon business plan to share or an example to look at..if any let me know...Mike
chris|6.7.04 @ 10:42AM|#
anybody have example of a insurnace business plan
chris|6.7.04 @ 10:42AM|#
anybody have example of a insurnace business plan
chris|6.7.04 @ 10:42AM|#
anybody have example of a insurnace business plan