@joelfreak no. it's because they love what
they do, and will continue to support their
blog. They also want to deliver content to
their readers.
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Looks like AOL has changed positions--or
there was some confusion about it--on letting
bloggers blog for free during the blog
freeze... that's right thing to do.
Update: We spoke with Victor Agreda, Jr.,
Programming Manager of AOL-owned Weblogs Inc.
(which owns TUAW) about the situation. He
says that all Weblogs authors are going to be
paid, and that Erica Sadun (the author of the
post mentioned) likely chose to use the
generic TUAW Blogger alias for personal
reasons. He says that other authors writing
under the same alias are being paid their
normal flat fee.
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Jeff Sandquist
says:
maybe authors aren't publishing the stories themselves anymore? (they still write them)
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