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micropayments

Payments of very small amounts of money electronically (usually over the Internet), for which credit card payment is inefficient. E-cash providers, such as Mondex, use an electronic ‘purse’ or ‘wallet’, in which a monetary value can be stored.
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Journalist Steve Outing was among those taking issue with micropayments saying the idea would just "hasten newspapers' death spiral.
Wanted: 'survival strategies' for dying US newspapers by AFP / AFP American Edition
Journalist Steve Outing was among those taking issue with micropayments saying the idea would just "hasten newspapers' death spiral.
Wanted: 'survival strategies' for dying US newspapers by AFP / AFP Global Edition
The concept of micropayments would not die down completely, nor would it fully come to life.
A Closer Look at Micropayments by Danny Wirken / Computers and Internet community
 
 
 
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