For now, newspapers’ attempts at gaming Google remain "rogue efforts," says Anthony Moor, deputy managing editor of the Dallas Morning News Online and a director of the Online News Association. "I wish newspapers could act together to negotiate better terms with companies like Google. Better yet, what would happen if we all turned our sites off to search engines for a week? By creating scarcity, we might finally get fair value for the work we do." Sounds like an idea Murdoch would endorse. [1]
Things have gotten so bad in the newspaper business that Lord Black must be thinking there are worse places to be even than where he’s at. If what Doom’s doing on the sidebar isn’t helping we’ll stop. Anytime.
… could it be possible their problems might have something to do with how they’ve been reporting since around 9/11?
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[1]: "Murdoch Wants A Google Rebellion", by Dirk Smillie, Forbes, April 3, 2009.
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