Sorry, didn't know if copying it was the right thing to do, didn't want to paraphrase and get it wrong.
He also says: *Reference and Archival Information Will Remain Free *All of our reference information and archives (5,000 documents, images, recordings and news stories) will remain free and accessible to the public. All news stories published before Sept. 15 will also remain free. Jeff On Sat, Sep 1, 2012 at 2:58 PM, Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> wrote: > Jeff Berkowitz <[email protected]> wrote: > > There is an interesting update on Krivit's site - about the site itself, >> not about LENR. > > > Don't be shy! Tell us what it says. Here: > > http://newenergytimes.com/ > > QUOTE: > > Major Site Re-Design and New Subscription Service Launch > > Sept. 1, 2012 > > Dear Readers, > > I am pleased to announce that, on Sept. 15, we will launch a major > re-design of the New Energy Times Web site and News Service. We will also > start our new subscription service then. > > Where We've Been > > I started New Energy Times 12 years ago after I learned, to my great > surprise, that researchers were still pursuing the mysteries of low-energy > nuclear reactions. . . . > > > Because New Energy Times is a primary journalistic resource on LENRs, our > expertise has been sought by and provided to the American Nuclear Society, > American Chemical Society, Royal Society of Chemistry, Wiley and Sons > (publisher of the Nuclear Energy Encyclopedia), . . . > > > Where We're Going > > Over the years, we have attracted the generous support of philanthropists > who recognized our work and helped us in our early development. We are > switching to a subscriber-based service and will continue to provide > cutting-edge, in-depth reporting to our readers. We will continue our > mission to investigate, analyze, educate, and report on the progress of > new, sustainable, and environmentally friendly energy sources and research, > primarily LENRs. > > After Sept. 15, most of our feature articles and exclusive news content > will be available to subscribers only. You will be able to read the first > paragraph or two of all articles, but then the articles for subscribers > will display a lock icon and a login prompt. Once you log in, the full > article will become visible. . . . > > END QUOTE > > Summary: He is going to subscription mode. I think it may be a little > early for that. I doubt that people will pay for information on cold > fusion. At this point we still have to beg people to read it. I have not > seen an upsurge in traffic at LENR-CANR.org that indicates people are now > more interested than they were a year ago. > > I could be wrong, but my guess is that you will not find more than ~100 > people willing to pay for information. The thing is, most people interested > in the field get all the information they want, from LENR-CANR.org, > iscmns.org and the various newsletters about Rossi, which seem to be > multiplying like rabbits. As they say, on the Internet, information wants > to be free. > > - Jed > >
