Slant: a publishing platform built on pay-per-click content

Pay-per-click compensation is one topic staid journalists love to hate on. Slant, a new platform-publisher site, has made the model core to its approach, which it hopes will attract writers who might shy away from publishing on platforms that compensate them in exposure rather than cash. The challenge: keeping the platform open while eschewing a Wild West of clickbait list and celebrity gossip. The post Slant: a publishing platform built on pay-per-click content appeared first on Digiday. Continue reading at 'Digiday'

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