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Bild is a daily newspaper in Hamburg, Germany covering local news, sports, business, jobs, and community events.

Bild, formerly Bild-Zeitung, is a tabloid newspaper published Monday through Saturday. It is the best selling newspaper both in Germany and across Europe. It began publishing in 1952.

With daily circulation of 3,548,000, Bild is one of the largest circulation newspapers in the world. Learn more at Mondo Newspapers, the worldwide newspaper directory.

This newspaper is owned by Axel Springer.

The web site is presented in the German language.


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 Content:     Poor (3 votes)
 Political Bias:   Conservative (3 votes)
 Credibility:   Very Low (2 votes)
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Mondo Times editors    Boulder Colorado USA

Posted at 8:56am on Monday, December 7th, 2009

News Should Not Be Free, Publisher Of Bild Says

The New York Times reported on December 7, 2009:

"Instead of separate pay walls around individual newspaper Web sites, Christoph Keese, head of Springer publishing in Germany, wants publishers and Internet companies to work together to create a “one-click marketplace solution” for their online content.

In that system, Google or other Internet gateways would display links to newspaper articles, videos and other content from a variety of providers, as search engines do now. But some of the items would include something new: a price tag.

What kind of content would come at a cost? Any “noncommodity journalism,” Mr. Keese said, citing pictures of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy cavorting poolside with models at his villa in Sardinia — published this year by the Spanish daily El País — as an example.

“How much would people pay for that? Surely €5,” he said."

The full story:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/07/business/media/07iht-springer07.html


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