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I never say the following: "This blog post is my new Bible." I am saying it now: This post is my new Bible. Hand to God. I will refer to this post when creating my new content business. Thank you, Nick Cernis, for your honesty and succinctness.

Reviewed by willconley777 Mar 28 2009, 11:06pm ( 8 reviews ) • putthingsoff.com

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Rated by willconley777 on Mar 28 2009, 11:06pm

I never say the following: "This blog post is my new Bible." I am saying it now: This post is my new Bible. Hand to God. I will refer to this post when creating my new content business. Thank you, Nick Cernis, for your honesty and succinctness.
Rated by allen-taylor on Mar 24 2009, 1:39pm

How micropayments will save content from the oblivion of "free".
Rated by BambooForest on Mar 24 2009, 1:24pm

Really compelling look at the nature of free content on the web.
Rated by createabalance on Mar 20 2009, 8:12pm

How do you sell content online?
Rated by adamsicinski on Mar 18 2009, 2:30pm

Is Free Content going to be a thing of the past?
Rated by metrophage on Mar 18 2009, 7:42am

Nick puts the case for charging for content via a micro payment system.