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None these media companies will innovate on micro payments but instead try fancy/annoying tactics. Well atleast they didn't start a food delivery service like
by abhi3 10y ago
None these media companies will innovate on micro payments but instead try fancy/annoying tactics.
Well atleast they didn't start a food delivery service like NYT: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-05-05/new-york-times-to-start-delivering-meal-kits-to-your-home http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-05-05/new-york-t...
- Silhouette 10y agoNone these media companies will innovate on micro payments but instead try fancy/annoying tactics. It seems the big problem with micropayments is that it looks like a single content provider can't do much in the area on their own. I suspect that to become an established and useful payment method, micropayments will need a safe, reliable, standardised, and trivially easy to use mechanism, something that several big players can get behind and create some momentum.
- colinbartlett 10y agoNY Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Economist, Financial Times, Bloomberg, Time, Newseek, to name a few are all media companies available on Blendle, a news platform with micropayments. I use it and love it, so you can't see these companies aren't trying.