App stores charge money for mobile ‘apps’ and nobody flinches because they’re not viewed as part of the Web. Desktop software enjoys the same general perception.
What Would We Pay For In Today’s Web? (via marco)
Well, I haven’t read the article, but I would say I pay for Flickr Pro, but Vimeo Pro is a little steep for a casual user like me. I wish, for example, Vimeo had a middling price option for those of us who just want higher quality regular video.
I don’t think paying for a web service is ludicrous, it just needs to make sense to me for my needs.
-
enamu liked this
-
6ixpassions reblogged this from marco
-
6ixpassions liked this
-
dalasverdugo liked this
-
sittingupmud reblogged this from marco
-
emptyframe liked this
-
ronen liked this
-
arig reblogged this from marco
-
pink-squirrel reblogged this from marco
-
arig liked this
-
sendmelies liked this
-
mikehudack reblogged this from marco
-
david liked this
-
karmcity reblogged this from marco and added:
Web?]() There are plenty of free iPhone apps that deliver content. There are plenty of web sites that charge for pro...
-
charlestheirishman liked this
-
thegetdownguy liked this
-
marc liked this
-
doublejack liked this
-
micampe liked this
-
danielpietzsch liked this
-
brettkelly liked this
-
alexbeaudet liked this
-
fatexxv reblogged this from marco
-
redcloud liked this
-
unrg liked this
-
marco posted this
