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Google set to relaunch its paid content system OnePass

paidContent :: paidContent understands Google is set to make some big first-anniversary upgrades to its OnePass paid content system in the next few weeks, designed to increase slow take-up among publishers. The changes are as yet unknown and are based on feedback from OnePass’ dozen or so trialist partners.

Google One Pass is a payment system that enables publishers to set the terms for access to their digital content. Here's how it works:

Continue to read Robert Andrews, paidcontent.org

News access experiments - New: Google's survey wall

Niemanlab :: Google appears to be experimenting with a new paywall-esque content roadblock for publishers, and it’s not One Pass. For lack of a better name, let’s call it a “survey wall,” because instead of dollars the system asks readers a question before they can move on to continue reading what they like.

Continue to read Justin Ellis, www.niemanlab.org

Google One Pass - Access to the payment system for publishers

Google One Pass is a payment system that enables publishers to set the terms for access to their digital content.

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It offers purchase-once, view-anywhere functionality, so users can view the content they buy across all of their devices.

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Google One Pass to come - a way for publishers to manage digital content access

Google Blog :: At Humboldt University in Berlin today, Eric Schmidt announced Google One Pass, a service that lets publishers set their own prices and terms for their digital content. With Google One Pass, publishers can maintain direct relationships with their customers and give readers access to digital content across websites and mobile apps.

Continue to read googleblog.blogspot.com - Official Google Blog: A simple way for publishers to manage access to digital content