Hill hopes to make money on more sophisticated options, such as tools to verify the location of employees, using global positioning satellite technology. FusionOne, which launched in May, has a similar plan. The basic plan is free and is supported by advertising, but the company also plans to make money by selling premium services. The Internet culture would argue against it. Since its inception, the Internet has fostered a culture of freeness.
People are willing to pay if it's a premier service.
Wolkowitz said he uses and appreciates free Internet services, including free long-distance calling over the Internet. But he's also used to paying for services like his cellphone. I feel like the blood is just draining out of me. I can't stand it. Send questions and comments to The Webmaster .