The Washington Post, one of the last holdouts against the trend of
charging readers for online access to newspaper articles, is likely to
reverse that decision in 2013, according to people familiar with the
matter. While details are being finished, people familiar with the
matter said that a metered paywall—meaning a website that allows
casual readers to read a certain number of stories free before
charging a subscription fee -- is likely to be rolled out in 2013,
along with increases to the print newspaper's newsstand price. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324640104578163641549720044.html
charging readers for online access to newspaper articles, is likely to
reverse that decision in 2013, according to people familiar with the
matter. While details are being finished, people familiar with the
matter said that a metered paywall—meaning a website that allows
casual readers to read a certain number of stories free before
charging a subscription fee -- is likely to be rolled out in 2013,
along with increases to the print newspaper's newsstand price. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324640104578163641549720044.html
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