A new study asks just what types of news are readers willing to pay for online, just as the New York Times announced that it was considering two distinct methods of charging for online content: micro-payments and memberships.
It was a busy week for the Times, as they released their Times Reader, an Adobe Air application that brings Times content to your desktop in a format more akin to the paper itself, and they launched the Times Wire, a twitter looking web feed of the Times’ stories updated in real time.
Embracing the Twitterverse, ABC’s Nightline launched a new Web show, NightTline, that uses Twitter to interact with viewers.
Newsweek redesigned Newsweek.com just in time for the first edition of the redesigned weekly.
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