Aggregating content
I couldn't agree more with Martin Nisenholtz, CEO of NYTimes Digital:
And there's nothing wrong with that, but in order for a medium to take off, it needs to have a group of professionals who are compensated and a business model underneath that can support that professional class. And what I was saying is that we may be on the cusp of that happening. To be honest, most of the Web content businesses that have survived the dot.com bust are Web content businesses that trade on phase two attributes of sorting and aggregating existing content, and making that content available through an easy and universal way--through Internet. The tools, the technology, and the competencies may be coming into shape to create something new.
As you Stoners now, my other gig -- SalesLadder.com -- aggregates $100K+ jobs from all over the internet and sends them to our subscribers weekly. (There's also MktgLadder and FinanceLadder for those of you so inclined).
