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How some publishers are sharing revenue, content and audiences

This week’s podcast looks at the changing relationship between publishers, audiences and content – and how three organisations are taking different approaches.

From newsrooms splitting advertising payments with bloggers to the hosting and reposting of full articles, there is a theme creeping in of publishers sharing content, audiences and revenue in order to succeed.

- See more at: http://blogs.journalism.co.uk/#sthash.3kF6kC9Y.dpuf

This week’s podcast looks at the changing relationship between publishers, audiences and content – and how three organisations are taking different approaches.

- See more at: http://blogs.journalism.co.uk/#sthash.3kF6kC9Y.dpuf

This week's podcast looks at the changing relationship between publishers, audiences and content – and how three organisations are taking different approaches.

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