Mark Cuban Waches Too Much True Blood
It’s no secret that content aggregators are one of the biggest banes to news media’s existence. Everyone from Rupert Murdoch to The Associated Press has taken a stance that their material should not be disseminated on the web for free, and that readers should have to pay, either in page views or in actual cash (in the form of pay walls).
But leave it to Mark Cuban, the billionaire Mavericks owner and HDNet chairman, who himself has been accused of siphoning money from companies through insider trading, to be the most vocally damning of all moguls.
“Everybody wants to take your content,” said
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