Springer and Huffington discussing the media problemIn case you haven't noticed, publishers are struggling to find ways of monetizing their content. Some believe they want to keep out Google, others are sueing Google in an effort to keep their content to themselves. In Monaco last Friday two major players, Arianna Huffington and Mathias Dopfner, CEO of German media giant Axel Springer, discussed the matter on stage at the Monaco Media Forum. A very interesting discussion which adressed many of the problems we see now. Take a look for yourself! CommentGoogle+ for business – a new bat...2 comments  Google+ finally makes a move to business, five months after the launch of the social platform. In a blog posted a few days ago, Google+ will not only focus on con...... read more
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