Last year, Fortune magazine was so proud of an Apple cover story that
it made it hard for people to read: The magazine kept the piece off
the Web and only made it available to subscribers, via the print
edition and an iPad app, or to people who bought the story as an
Amazon e-book. Now it is trying the same gambit, but with Mark
Zuckerberg instead of Steve Jobs. If you want to read “Inside
Facebook,” Miguel Helft and Jessi Hempel’s pre-IPO profile, you’ll
need to pay up. http://allthingsd.com/20120301/fortune-gives-facebook-the-apple-treatment/
it made it hard for people to read: The magazine kept the piece off
the Web and only made it available to subscribers, via the print
edition and an iPad app, or to people who bought the story as an
Amazon e-book. Now it is trying the same gambit, but with Mark
Zuckerberg instead of Steve Jobs. If you want to read “Inside
Facebook,” Miguel Helft and Jessi Hempel’s pre-IPO profile, you’ll
need to pay up. http://allthingsd.com/20120301/fortune-gives-facebook-the-apple-treatment/
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