“‘We are like every other media company,’ she said Tuesday. ‘We realize that our paid subscriber is our most valuable reader. We want them to get the most value.'”
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David Smith writes, “The publication will stop providing its ‘Whispers’ and ‘Real Deal’ columns, and its in-depth cover articles online. Instead, they will be available only to print subscribers, who will be able to receive a digital copy of the publication each week.
“The change is a business decision, said Arkansas Business Editor Gwen Moritz.
“‘We are like every other media company,’ she said Tuesday. ‘We realize that our paid subscriber is our most valuable reader. We want them to get the most value.'”
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