Editor Ed Stych writes, “Of course, like anything of value, this richer volume of stories does come with a price.
“In conjunction with this wider array of content, we’re ushering in today a subscription package for the Chicago Business Journal, priced at $99 per year. For a limited time, as part of our launch effort, you’re able to get access to the next 4 weeks of premium coverage for just $4. You can find more information about this special offer here.
“Rest assured, we do not take this step lightly. To the contrary, it’s a step we’re taking after having seen remarkable success from how readers in other cities across The Business Journals landscape have embraced this locked-down, premium content. While these publications do continue to offer select stories as free, open content — as we will in the Chicago Business Journal — their readers have shown that they value the stories that are available to subscribers only.”
Read more here. The LA Biz and the New York Business Journal, also online-only ACBJ publications, are making the same move.
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