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Andrew Phelps    August 8, 2011
The Onion’s CTO: Our paywall experiment is just that
America’s Finest News Source wants to know whether people will pay for fake news.
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Justin Ellis    August 8, 2011
Hawaiian punch! A paywall showdown in Honolulu
Honolulu just turned into a two-paywall town.
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Andrew Phelps    July 22, 2011
Ars Technica tries a new way to monetize a much-anticipated article with a Kindle ebook for Mac fans
John Siracusa’s epic reviews of Mac OS X are just the right length for an ebook — and readers are willing to pay for it.
Joshua Benton    June 9, 2011
Apple makes its subscription rules more friendly to news organizations; but were they really the target?
Megan Garber    June 3, 2011
The NYT rewards its paying users with subscriber-only content
Andrew Phelps    April 19, 2011
The app divide between casual readers and news junkies
Andrew Phelps    March 30, 2011
Canadians are also hostile to paywalls, survey finds
Mark Coddington    March 4, 2011
This Week in Review: Google’s content farm crackdown, Facebook’s new comments, more TBD lessons
Joshua Benton    March 1, 2011
John Gruber on Apple’s 30% cut: To the victor goes the pricing power
Mark Coddington    February 25, 2011
This Week in Review: TBD gets the axe, deciphering Apple’s new rules, and empowering more news sources
Mark Coddington    February 18, 2011
This Week in Review: Paying up with Apple and Google, Twitter and activism, free labor for HuffPo
Joshua Benton    February 15, 2011
What Apple’s new subscription policy means for news: new rules, new incentives, new complaints
Mark Coddington    January 28, 2011
This Week in Review: WikiLeaks’ new rivals, Ongo’s aggregation play, and Demand Media makes a splash
Justin Ellis    January 10, 2011
Applying analytics to magazine sales at Hearst
Justin Ellis    November 15, 2010
Comments and free samples: How the Honolulu Civil Beat is trying to build an audience (and its name)
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