For the newspapers, July 1, 1980 is a day of infamy. (And no, it isn’t because at the time “Do That To Me One More Time” by Captain & Tennille was one of the biggest hit songs.) July 1, 1980 is the day when the Columbus Dispatch launched the first newspaper website and put free […]
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Should I Pay or Should I Go? Do Newspaper Paywalls Work?
July 21, 2010 
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Should newspapers close their free websites and erect paywalls? A paywall requires readers to pay for access to the newspapers’ news, features, opinions and other content. Paywalls have been met with outright scorn by advocates of “free” information. They have also had limited success. The Wall Street Journal has been success with its paywall. But […]
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