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- quietly, some small- and medium-circulation papers are coming up with their own
  formulas to get readers to pony up for access to their websites
- The newspapers tend to be located in smaller, often rural markets; online-only
  subscriptions are typically priced at a substantial discount to the print
  edition (in general, about 75 percent of what the print product costs); where
  numbers are available, the number of online subscribers is still a tiny
  percentage of their print counterparts (less than 5 percent); and many of these
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- - Results: Publisher Walter Hussman told
    the Guardian that the Democrat-Gazette charges in order to drive newsstand
    sales. The paper’s average daily paid circulation is down about 1 percent since
    it put up its pay wall. Revenue from online subscription sales amounts to only
    about $200,000 a year
  - Website traffic has plummeted by 40 percent in the three weeks since the Gazette
    started charging for most of its online content, including obituaries, managing
    editor Judy Patrick tells us. But she says “online subscriptions are slowly
    building.” There are 670 online-only subscribers
  - Online-only subscriptions are available for 75 cents a day, $3.95 a month, or
    $39.50 for the year. Daily print subscribers get free access to web content and
    also to an e-edition of the paper. Weekend subscribers have to pay an additional
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  - since the Morning Star started charging for online content in mid-June, another
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    Obituaries, classifieds, blogs, and a copy of the front page are available for
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  - Publisher Buck Sherman told us that the goal was to “drive people back to the
    printed paper” and not to bring in online revenue. He says that so far “we have
    done well,” adding that single-copy sales are up 8 percent. Website traffic is
    down by about 30 percent since the paper began to charge
  - Pay model: The Journal charges $110 a year (or $38.25 for three
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    Results: There are 1,200
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