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...familiar, brand--that's what Webizens really want. Sound like Time Warner's original plans for Pathfinder? Or perhaps Steve Brill's short-lived ContentVille?
And so it does to many critics of KeepMedia, the service that launched last summer with recently archived content from 140 such titles on board. This aggregated content play sells at a low price point of $4.95 a month, yet comes with big money backing from book superstore mogul Louis Borders. But company CEO Doug Herrington insists this content supermarket will be...
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