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: MacroprudentialThe NYT paywall goes live
By Felix Salmon
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Staci Kramer is absolutely right that the NYT has a tough battle ahead with the public perception of its paywall, which is going live today.
The public simply is not going to understand how the paywall works; I’m sure about this because over the past week I’ve come across a number of different NYT staffers — all of whom are involved in the NYT’s blogs, and therefore would you think be pretty attuned to such things — who don’t understand the paywall and believe read more
Full post as published by Macroprudential on March 28, 2011 (boomark / email).
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