Give up the suicide mission that enriches Google

By: Ann Woolner May 26, 2009

There was a time, not long ago, when whoever wanted to use a news story for commercial purposes would actually ask the newspaper's permission. They might even pay for the privilege. As outlandish to the Google generation as typewriters, the idea was that newspapers owned their content. And why shouldn't they? They pay reporters, photographers and editors ...

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Give up the suicide mission that enriches Google

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