Google is “in talks” with massive scientific publisher Reed Elsevier.
Under discussion is a revenue sharing plan that would see Reed Elsevier get a small payment for every visitor delivered to a Reed site.
>From the article, “Google directs its users to Reed’s sites, but Reed does not now receive a share of the revenue generated by the traffic.
Google has similar revenue-sharing arrangements with other companies, but a deal with Reed would be one of the biggest of its kind. Reed could come to similar agreements with Yahoo and Microsoft.”
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