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Tuesday, September 07, 2004
There's nothing wrong with having a cash cow, but many content aggregators seem to have a difficult time figuring out when and how to put theirs out to pasture to make room for future revenue growth. In a new research paper entitled The New Aggregation: Models for Success in Creating Content Value we lay out the reasons why today's aggregation models are falling down so often and how content aggregators can thrive by being more selective about which aspects of content aggregation they choose to nurture. The result may not always be a comfortable or familiar business, but it's a result more likely to thrive than today's content aggregation business models.

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By John Blossom - posted at 3:01 AM
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