JOURNALISM -- Nov 20 -- US-based CityTools will enable newspaper publishers to create content networks with one another and draw on articles written by members of the public. Publishers pay $650/month to access articles submitted to CityTools website where people will share original news pieces under creative commons licence. The public can also establish networks on the platform. "Imagine this as a combination of a file sharing network and a social network for newspapers where they can discover one-another, form alliances and can aggregate markets all for the benefit of the reader, the advertiser and the publisher - everybody wins," said CityTools President, Robert Cauthorn. FULL ARTICLE @ JOURNALISM