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Belgian newspaper and magazine publishers are the latest to hope a joint digital news kiosk can prove profitable. Payment is powered by Dutch online content payment facilitator Cleeng. "The best thing about the platform is the flexibility it brings to your business model". This is a very cool plugin...it’s been proven to work.The great thing about it is that you keep 80-90% of the money and there are no hidden costs. "Content owners have been clamoring for more flexibility around monetization and Cleeng’s solution provides just that. We are expecting it to drive significant additional revenue for content owners.” said David Wadler CEO at Twistage. Accenture Innovation Awards Concept of the Week - Cleeng: The new start-up is a win-win situation for bloggers and publishers. La Tribune, na Les Echos het tweede grote financieel-economische dagblad in Frankrijk, kiest voor het Nederlandse Cleeng om online betaalde content aan te bieden. « Cleeng est la solution idéale pour nous: globale et intégrée, nécessitant très peu de coût de développement et de ressources internes. L'intégration s'est déroulée en quelques jours grâce au professionnalisme des techniciens Cleeng.» Frédéric Léaux, Directeur It et Production de la La Tribune Now Cleeng has signed up its first major client. La Tribune is France’s second largest financial newspaper. Cleeng : une solution innovante de monétisation des contenus sur internet La Tribune is also beginning to charge for more individual bits of content, starting with opinion articles by introducing Cleeng, a payment mechanism that can require payments for smaller content fragments, including for components of articles and parts of video. “Cleeng is a high-quality solution that’s also straightforward to implement by our clients and for consumers to use. It gives publishers a smart way to monetize just about any kind of content, from videos to images and text.” Best B2B startup at The Next Web: Cleeng "It’s genius-level monetization, without the headaches that normally come in tow". "Cleeng is here to let them monetize it in a much faster (and better) way...basically it is a kind of iTunes for blogs." Onderscheidend is het loyaliteitsprogramma voor eindgebruikers. While paywalls still have a lot to prove, Cleeng certainly seems a lot less restrictive than the sort of thing Murdoch would foist upon his readers...But for value-add content, Cleeng is ideal." "Can Cleeng save the newspaper industry? Bloggers take note... could help online newspapers & bloggers to generate some extra revenue without alienating their entire audience".

Publication	Highlight	Date	Country
Paidcontent.org	Belgian newspaper and magazine publishers are the latest to hope a joint digital news kiosk can prove profitable. Payment is powered by Dutch online content payment facilitator Cleeng.	April 2012	English
The Next Web	"The best thing about the platform is the flexibility it brings to your business model".	January 2012	English
Income Diary	This is a very cool plugin...it’s been proven to work.The great thing about it is that you keep 80-90% of the money and there are no hidden costs.	January 2012	english
Twistage	"Content owners have been clamoring for more flexibility around monetization and Cleeng’s solution provides just that. We are expecting it to drive significant additional revenue for content owners.” said David Wadler CEO at Twistage.	December 2011	English
Accenture	Accenture Innovation Awards Concept of the Week - Cleeng: The new start-up is a win-win situation for bloggers and publishers.	July 2011	NL
Emerce	La Tribune, na Les Echos het tweede grote financieel-economische dagblad in Frankrijk, kiest voor het Nederlandse Cleeng om online betaalde content aan te bieden.	June 2011	NL
La Tribune	« Cleeng est la solution idéale pour nous: globale et intégrée, nécessitant très peu de coût de développement et de ressources internes. L'intégration s'est déroulée en quelques jours grâce au professionnalisme des techniciens Cleeng.» Frédéric Léaux, Directeur It et Production de la La Tribune	June 2011	Fr
The Next Web	Now Cleeng has signed up its first major client. La Tribune is France’s second largest financial newspaper.	June 2011	English
Teknologik	Cleeng : une solution innovante de monétisation des contenus sur internet	June 2011	Fr
Paidcontent.org	La Tribune is also beginning to charge for more individual bits of content, starting with opinion articles by introducing Cleeng, a payment mechanism that can require payments for smaller content fragments, including for components of articles and parts of video.	June 2011	English
	“Cleeng is a high-quality solution that’s also straightforward to implement by our clients and for consumers to use. It gives publishers a smart way to monetize just about any kind of content, from videos to images and text.”	May 2010	Press Release
The Next Web	Best B2B startup at The Next Web: Cleeng	April 2011	English
The Next Web	"It’s genius-level monetization, without the headaches that normally come in tow".	April 2011	English
Killer start up	"Cleeng is here to let them monetize it in a much faster (and better) way...basically it is a kind of iTunes for blogs."	April 2011	English
Emerce	Onderscheidend is het loyaliteitsprogramma voor eindgebruikers.	April 2011	NL
Dawa	"Cleeng s’impose comme un outil intéressant...Il s’agit là d’un bon moyen de monétiser le temps que vous mettez à écrire votre contenu!"	February 2011	FR
Thinq	While paywalls still have a lot to prove, Cleeng certainly seems a lot less restrictive than the sort of thing Murdoch would foist upon his readers...But for value-add content, Cleeng is ideal."	February 2011	UK
The Next Web	"It’s certainly a compelling alternative to full-on paywalls...Cleeng’s approach of “teasing” content is interesting as it allows publishers to easily tweak exactly how much content they monetize."	February 2011	Global
Blogging Pro	Perhaps best described as an “iTunes for blog content” service.	February 2011	US
WordPress Candy	"Cleeng is a revolutionary new way for online publications to monetize their content….Could this be the future of monetizing the web, all the way down to small blogs?"	December 2010	US
The Blog Herald	"Can Cleeng save the newspaper industry? Bloggers take note... could help online newspapers & bloggers to generate some extra revenue without alienating their entire audience".	December 2010	US
The Next Web	"Cleeng makes it easy to charge for your blog, without annoying readers. Cleeng has a strong idea here, and it’s easy to see publishers being keen to try it"	January 2011	Global