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  1. www.theatlantic.com › ideas › archiveDemocracy Dies Behind Paywalls - The Atlantic

    Apr 14, 2024 · The reason papers suspend their paywall in times of crisis is because they understand that the basic and primary mission of the press is to inform and educate...

  2. www.ama.org › 2019/03/07 › before-you-put-up-aUnderstanding the Effects of Paywalls: A Must-Read Study

    Mar 7, 2019 · Our team compared changes in news consumption for the NYT after it implemented a paywall against those experienced by national newspapers of similar popularity (USA Today, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, and New York Daily News), herein referred to as the control group.

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  4. localnewsinitiative.northwestern.edu › posts › 2021How Newsrooms Are Building Better Paywalls | Local News ...

    • Gannett’s Approaches
    • Dynamic Paywall
    • No One-Size-Fits-All

    Before merging with GateHouse Media, Gannett used to apply what it calls a “simple meter” to its more than 100 news sites, according to Nash, the company’s Senior Vice President of Local News and Audience Development. A site was assigned to one of three tiers depending on its size: seven free articles per month for its largest sites, five for mediu...

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    Beyond a simple meter, where a reader hits a paywall after a certain number of stories, and the so-called predictive model where a newsroom makes certain stories subscriber-only, the Chicago Tribune is trying out another approach, according to Chicago Tribune’s Chrissy Taylor. Dynamic paywalls “are kind of in between” the simple meter and predictiv...

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    There isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach, Saltz said, but he believes offering several free articles a month is too many. Saltz gave the example when someone goes to Costco and is given a free food sample: “[Costco] calculated that doing so will increase purchases of that particular product.” If Costco gave the free sample away every time someone s...

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  5. www.poynter.org › ethics-trust › 2020Do news sites have an ethical duty to remove paywalls on ...

    Mar 23, 2020 · Tribune Publishing and Hearst papers have nearly all of their coverage paywall protected, even at the San Francisco Chronicle, in a metro the governor shut down last week, before extending that...

  6. www.thecrimson.com › article › 2023/2/3Why It’s Important to Break Down Paywalls | Opinion | The ...

    Feb 3, 2023 · Paywalls hide information behind a monetary barrier, either fully blocking content or offering limited access, perhaps by revealing only a paper’s abstract. Many require subscription to their...

  7. mediaengagement.org › research › the-ethics-of-newsThe Ethics of News Paywalls - Center for Media Engagement

    Feb 15, 2021 · By hiding content behind a paywall, those who cannot afford to pay a subscription are restricted from accessing information which may potentially affect their lives, leaving the already disadvantaged in society even worse off as they are stuck with unreliable news sources as their only sources.

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  9. paywallreader.comPaywall Reader | Read without paywalls for free

    Utilizing Google Cache, the Paywall Reader retrieves stored versions of web pages from Google's vast archive, providing instant access to content that may otherwise be hidden behind paywalls. By accessing cached copies, users can circumvent restrictions and delve into the information they seek without limitations.