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Dan Kennedy    September 12, 2011
Will BostonGlobe.com give papers a blueprint to avoid Apple’s 30% cut?
Getting online readers to pay for news is a challenge, but the new BostonGlobe.com offers hope for newspapers that want to create an app-like experience but control their own distribution.
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Joshua Benton    September 12, 2011
Four observations (and lots of questions) on The Boston Globe’s lovely new paywalled site
It’s well designed, has a clear personality, and features great content. But is it what Boston readers want?
Megan Garber    June 3, 2011
The NYT rewards its paying users with subscriber-only content
Joshua Benton    April 21, 2011
A New York Times TimesSelect flashback: Early numbers are nice, but growth over time is nicer
Joshua Benton    April 5, 2011
Decline, plateau, decline: New data on The Daily suggests a social media decline and a tough road ahead
Andrew Phelps    March 30, 2011
Canadians are also hostile to paywalls, survey finds
Joshua Benton    March 21, 2011
That was quick: Four lines of code is all it takes for The New York Times’ paywall to come tumbling down
Joshua Benton    March 17, 2011
Here’s what the New York Times paywall looks like (to Canadians)
Joshua Benton    March 17, 2011
Call it the Frank Rich Discount: The Sunday New York Times moves from premium product to loss leader — and the best deal for digital access
Megan Garber    March 17, 2011
It’s official! And kind of expensive! Here are the details of The New York Times’ new stab at a paywall
Joshua Benton    March 1, 2011
John Gruber on Apple’s 30% cut: To the victor goes the pricing power
Joshua Benton    February 16, 2011
Take that, Cupertino! Google undercuts Apple’s subscription plan with a cheaper one of its own
Joshua Benton    February 15, 2011
What Apple’s new subscription policy means for news: new rules, new incentives, new complaints
Dave Winer    December 15, 2010
Dave Winer: There’s no good place for a new Maginot Line for the news
Steven Brill    December 13, 2010
Steven Brill: 2011 will bring ebook battles, paywall successes, and a new model for long-form articles
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