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The news that The New York Times will start charging for access to its website broke over the weekend, but now it’s officially confirmed. As anticipated, one of the world’s most recognizable newspapers will be introducing a metered model, meaning they will “offer users free access to a set number of articles per month and [...]
China to Scan Text Messages in Pornography Crackdown
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20 Jan 2010Chinese mobile providers will monitor text messages in the country for “illegal or unhealthy content” and suspend service when a customer inadvertently sends up a red flag, according to a report in The New York Times. Companies like China Mobile will turn the potentially offending messages over to the authorities to be reviewed. If the [...]
According to New York Magazine, the New York Times may soon announce they’ll begin charging for web site access, putting one of the most popular and venerable online news destinations behind a paywall. NY Mag speculates that they’ll be metering access so that readers can sample a set number of articles for free each day, [...]
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New York Times Website May Charge: Will You Pay? [POLL]
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18 Jan 2010The New York Times is likely to announce a metered payment model for its website within weeks, according to a widely cited report from New York Magazine. If the report is correct, readers would be able to view a few pages before being prompted to subscribe. The motivation is clear: online ad revenues aren’t enough [...]
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New York Times Website To Charge for Access [REPORT]
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18 Jan 2010The New York Times website is set to charge readers for access. A decision is expected in days and an announcement “within weeks”, according to a report. The Times will likely deploy a metered system, meaning you can read a certain number of articles for free before you’re prompted to pay up. However, the system [...]
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