| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - What they are trying to do is allow search engines, Twitter, and other social media to drive traffic to them, but at the same time not allow people to regularly read their content for free.My guess as to the approximate cost breakdown:- consulting fees to convince the top brass to go along with this plan even though the last attempt failed miserably: $20 million- project management and business ana
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