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JohnTabin.com: The Retailer Strikes Back?
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September 21, 2005
The Retailer Strikes Back?
Uh-oh-- maybe my new venture isn't going to last as long as I'd hoped. Editor & Publisher reports that the New York Times News Service, the Times 's syndicate, is changing its policies: Previously, NYTNS clients could post Times columns on their Web sites for 24 hours if they also published them in their print editions. Now, newspapers can post the work of Maureen Dowd, Thomas Friedman, Paul Krugman, and others only in a paid area of their sites.
"All English-language clients of the news service -- whether domestic or foreign -- have agreed to either not post the columns they publish or to put the columns behind a paid wall," said NYTNS Executive Editor Laurence M. Paul, when reached by E&P Online. They remain behind the curve, as of yesterday (when the E&P story ran): Paul said he knows of only one newspaper -- in Australia -- that posted a Times column in a free part of its site Monday. When NYTNS learned that Bob Herbert was appearing gratis on that paper's site, it contacted the client to ask that this not happen again.
What would NYTNS do if other newspaper sites posted columns that could be accessed for free? Paul reiterated that this hasn't been a problem so far, and that clients realize they now have a different contractual obligation. Umm, I have a list of those that apparently aren't aware of the new policy-- though some of the Never Pay Retail links are already dying, and one of them explicitly announces the rights issue . I'll keep the site up as long as I keep finding links, though.
I wrote in May that "I doubt there will be new restrictions on what NYTNS clients can do with their content that give nytimes.com online exclusivity; the syndicate is a cash cow that 42nd St. would be very foolish to tip." Mickey Kaus, linking to that item, wasn't so sure they wouldn't change syndication p"
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