2008/12/7 Sw-MetaPortal-ProjectParadigm <metadataportals@yahoo.com>: > The next Internet giant company will be linking open data and providing open > access to repositories, in the process seamlessly combining both paid for > subscriptions, Creative Commons or similar license based or open source > software schemes. > > Revenues will be generated among other things from online advertising > streams currently not utilized by Google or Yahoo! ..and the other things, not advertising, can you describe them? > In the big scheme of things this company will redefine the concept of > internet search to provide access to deep(er) web levels of data and > information for which users will be willing to pay an annual flat fee > subscription. ..and the other things, not search, can you describe them? Sorry. Seriously I haven't a clue what revenue models we'll be seeing in 10 or 20 years. I suspect I'd be surprised. > Sound improbable? Non-profit organizations dedicated to providing global > open access will soon start exploring just such business schemes to > determine if it is feasible to fund and maintain the server farms, hard and > software to do just that. Cool. But the Rainbow Warrior was the Greenpeace yacht right? So how do I know you're not just trying to subvert things here? It happens. Usually in boats. Cheers, Danny. -- http://danny.ayers.nameReceived on Sunday, 7 December 2008 22:54:13 UTC
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