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Subject:
Websites that provide content to license for SMS.
Category: Computers Asked by: stevemcd-ga List Price: $25.00 |
Posted:
27 Jul 2004 09:59 PDT
Expires: 26 Aug 2004 09:59 PDT Question ID: 379727 |
Background - I am devolping a portal site to deliver dynamic text content via SMS. Such as news,weather,horoscopes,etc.... I assume - that if I am charging people to have access to content - I need to pay a license/royalty to the author of the content. There are a handful of websites on the net that have this service - and you usually pay a monthly fee to have "access" to "premium" content. My Question: What internet based companies provide "premium" content for SMS - where I can pay a license fee (or no fee) to redistribute the data/content by SMS for a fee to my end users? And/Or, are there content sites that will allow their content to be distributed so long as you mention the authors name? I need about 5 sources/links. Example: I download/access a horoscope for Leos, then redistribute that horoscope to 1000 SMS phones who requested that daily horoscope. I will charge each user a certain amount for each SMS they receive of premium content. Another example, I access headlines from CNN - and deliver these headlines to users who request a daily news update from CNN. Thank in advance for your help. Steve |
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Subject:
Re: Websites that provide content to license for SMS.
From: isk-ga on 29 Jul 2004 19:55 PDT |
Well this seems like a fairly standard case of gaining the original creators or owners written permition and or licence. For Example with CNN they will get there news feed from one of many independant news feeds, ROUTERS beeing the most well known, as for charts and the like, there are a whole host of chart creation systems available both in shareware and pay format tat create scopes on the fly day by day and for each sign and assign a large group of generic you will be luck or you will be sad lines to a standard filter system and create the typical looking scope that we all see in the papers etc, OK there not made by a "proffesional" but there as plausable as anything else you will see in the daily's / In essance you just need the permition of the company or person who owns the material in the first place to go sell it as your own feed. |
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