“We have to look in the mirror and ask, ‘Is this what we want create for our users?’ We are polluting the internet.”
So says Jason Calicanis, former the scribe of Silicon Alley, who now runs one of the web’s biggest content farms, Mahalo.
Not paying bloggers isn’t new. But not paying bloggers and then selling their stories?
Forbes.com started recruiting unpaid bloggers back in the summer when it acquired the crowdsourced content site True/Slant. The goal was to have “thousands” of unpaid hacks writing for Forbes.com where editors would become “curators of talent.”
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