En medio de la reciente batalla entre generadores de contenido y agregadores de noticias,
Associated Press podría estar considerando cobrar a sus clientes por algunos de sus servicios de información más exclusivos, según
The Guardian. Al menos es lo que se deduce de las declaraciones de
Tom Curley,
chief executive de la compañía:
"Those who get access to that content and the rich multimedia or metadata that comes with it might get an exclusive for, oh, 20 or 30 minutes."
"I think we stand at an enviable moment where Microsoft and Google have decided to go to war. And we who produce content can begin to figure out whether there's an opportunity for us to help that sharing in a way that reverses the outflow of money from media and takes it back."
"I think you'll see a lot more effort and a lot more announcements that are a lot more bullish from media companies than you have in the last decade".
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