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Update: MediaNews gives details on paywall plan

Update: MediaNews gives details on paywall plan

More details have been released about the MediaNews paywall plans, which will charge for investigations and analysis but not for breaking news, Poynter Online reports.

Vice president for content development Howard Saltz said that investigations, enterprise, analysis, columns and reviews will be behind the paywall. "The kind of content that goes behind a wall is the kind of content that paid, professional journalists do," he told Poynter, "the kinds of things that you really couldn't count on bloggers and Web enthusiasts to do." Articles will be free if it's necessary to remain competitive with other news sources, including breaking news and multimedia, he said.

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Leah McBride Mensching

Date

2010-02-12 16:48

Shaping the Future of the Newspaper


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