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Articles tagged digital subscription (40)

Justin EllisMarch 12, 2013

Politico Pro grows to 1,000 subscribing orgs, moves into print

Politico’s mobile-oriented, subscription-based service has an impressive 96 percent renewal rate. Now they’re starting a quarterly magazine.

Justin EllisFebruary 22, 2013

Split in two: How The Boston Globe, up for sale, is navigating its free/paid strategy

BostonGlobe.com is increasing subscribers, and Boston.com is finding new ways to make money. But as buyers look at New England institution, how is it juggling its two-brand strategy?

Jim Roberts, Reuters’ newest hire, on the digital side of the NYT, paywall math, and next steps

The new executive editor of Reuters Digital and ex-Timesman: “I like to think I laid a good groundwork for taking advantage of the tools of technology for being able to exploit smart digital opportunities.” Justin Ellis

Chris Hughes on turning The New Republic into a technology company that adapts to readers

The co-founder of Facebook says the relaunched magazine will need to experiment with how its content is delivered and how they engage with advertisers. Justin Ellis

Tuesday Q&A: Globe and Mail Publisher Phillip Crawley on the paper’s paywall plans

“The agencies are increasingly bored with looking at simple readership or circulation numbers. They want the kind of behavioral tracking data that they can get from people like Google.” Justin Ellis

Joshua BentonOctober 2, 2012

The New York Times debuts an HTML5 iPad web app to complement its native apps

It’s a bold and potentially cross-platform experiment. But it’s unclear how it can (or why it should) compete with the Times’ better, native iPad app.

Rex SorgatzAugust 28, 2012

Rex Sorgatz: What The New York Times should do next: membership

To be sustainable past print’s lifespan, Sorgatz argues, the Times will have to build more meaning and more value into a membership program.

Justin EllisJune 14, 2012

The aggregator builds a magazine: The Huffington Post slows itself down with Huffington

The new iPad magazine from the Huffington Post is looking to court a higher-end audience willing to pay for weekly, longform journalism.

Justin EllisMay 1, 2012

A Twin Cities turnaround? The Star Tribune carves a path back through growing audience

Out of bankruptcy, Minnesota’s largest newspaper is starting to see some light at the end of the tunnel.

Adrienne LaFranceApril 5, 2012

Wait — so how many newspapers have paywalls?

Pew says around 150 U.S. dailies have digital subscription models, but AP reports 300 newspapers with paywalls.

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