Comment on NYTimes to start charging for access to their website.Comments−Nekojoe16y"Starting in early 2011..." that's an age away in internet time. Things could have changed considerably by then.−ramchip16yIt's just one year...the Internet in early 2009 wasn't all that much different from now. I frequent the same websites I did back then, personally.−hexis16yAs an example of a large change in 2009, Facebook went from 150 million active users to 350 million active users ( http://www.facebook.com/press/info.php?timeline ). I consider that a fairly large change in the consumer web.−ramchip16yActually... you're right! I completely forgot that I registered on Facebook last summer :)−kattervon16yIt's an entire year to look like they're doing something
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"Starting in early 2011..." that's an age away in internet time. Things could have changed considerably by then.
It's just one year...the Internet in early 2009 wasn't all that much different from now. I frequent the same websites I did back then, personally.
As an example of a large change in 2009, Facebook went from 150 million active users to 350 million active users ( http://www.facebook.com/press/info.php?timeline ). I consider that a fairly large change in the consumer web.
Actually... you're right! I completely forgot that I registered on Facebook last summer :)
It's an entire year to look like they're doing something