Associated Press expects you to pay to license 5-word quotations (and reserves... - The Diigo Meta page

• 09 Jul 08
  

  bob dolan

  The Associated Press is now selling "quotation licenses" that allow bloggers, journallers, and people who forward quotations from articles to co-workers to quote their articles. The licenses start at $12.50 for quotations of 5-25 words.

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• 20 Jun 08
  

  Alexandre Enkerli
• 19 Jun 08
  

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  stuart

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  stuart spivack

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  Alexandre Garcia

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• 18 Jun 08
  

  Angela Randall

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  Andrew

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• 17 Jun 08
  

  Penny Schenk

  They cannot be serious.

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  Jonathan Bailey

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  Claire CJS

  The funny thing is that AP was original a grassroots "open source" kind of movement to fight the competition of big business. Now, AP *IS* big business, and is making threats against bloggers: the new threat. $12.50 for 5 words? Fuck you, AP!

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  Tom Woodward

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