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Inside The Wall Street Journal

Inside The Wall Street Journal's subscription strategy - Digiday

"We need to create new habit loops in a digital space for people that will keep getting them back day after day." It first offered a freemium model, where the newsroom put select content went behind the paywall.
Financial Times CEO John Ridding explains how to make people pay for media

Financial Times CEO John Ridding explains how to make people pay for media

Subscriptions to online reporting from the Nikkei-owned London-based business newspaper start at $350 per year, and readers are buying. Ridding said two-thirds of the FT’s 900,000 subscribers are digital customers, and subscriptions have overtaken advertising as the chief source of the company’s revenue.
The Washington Post’s Marty Baron on the Importance of Investigative Journalism

The Washington Post’s Marty Baron on the Importance of Investigative Journalism

"I think there’s a direct connection between investigative reporting and subscriptions."
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