New Norwich City sports news site charges subscribers via premium text

Published by Ewan on Wednesday 4th July 2007, 14:35 | Filed under: Mobile

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Mr Buzzmachine, Jeff Jarvis, caught this one:

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Rick has been joined by fellow sportswriters and has a neat way to charge for content and get paid via SMS

Pretty neat. I’ve been a big fan of using premium text messaging to help make subscriptions simple and easy to a) administer and b) sign-up for.

I hope it’s a super success for Rick and his colleagues.

You can see the site here.

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