With the media industry in strategic turmoil, Andrews’ insights are seen by many key players as essential reading.
The Independent

Thanks for the excellent article. Yours is much clearer and more instructive than anything that has run in the U.S. press.
Reader

We’re growing more and more fond of paidContent’s Robert Andrews, who was the first to pour scorn on the announcement. He’s bitchy, he’s irascible, he’s right with annoying frequency… Christ, he’s us.
Kernel

That Robert Andrews doesn’t hang around. As ever, Rob makes some good points.
Proprietor, blog publishing network

I thought your panel discussion was one of the best in recent memory, with honest and insightful comments and questions throughout.
Entrepreneur, digital media advertising

Thoughtful and fascinating stuff and a high profile too via BBC Radio 4. Keep up the good work. Great site and info source.
Editor, specialist newspaper

Hands down the best and most well-researched piece I’ve read on this whole issue. Thanks for taking the time to really, really explore this.
Spokesperson, search engine

It’s nice to work with a reporter who understands what we’re trying to do!
Staff member, venture capital firm

I think the stuff you are doing on this area is excellent and I have sent it around very widely to my team.
Executive, portal website

The best analysis I’ve seen so far has been from Rob Andrews of PaidContent and Ian Burrell of The Independent
George Brock, Head of Journalism, City University, London

Andrews was the only reporter in the room – among many – to spot that Hadfield is quitting The Telegraph
Patrick Smith, reporter

A must-read for anyone interested in the future of the creative economy.
C&binet, UK Department for Culture, Media & Sport

Helpful in putting some thoughts together for our analyst note
Director, investment analyst firm

A must-read for us online publishers.
Editor, marketing publication

Your next article should be “How I Brought Down A Company With Social Networking”. I want to sincerely thank you for bringing the issue to light.
Reader

I’ve been following paidContent’s excellent coverage of the Digital Economy Bill, and I have to say it’s probably the best unbiased coverage I’ve found anywhere on the net.
Politician

The Telegraph’s headline is catchy but not true. PaidContent’s is probably more accurate.
Paul Murphy, editor, BBC Internet Blog