Stevens writes, “Beginning Monday, two of our most compelling Web stories each day will be available only to subscribers. That means subscribers will have premium access to some of our best reporting first.
“What can you expect on Monday? If you are a subscriber and signed into the website, then you won’t notice a thing. If you are not signed in, you will be prompted to do so when clicking any story with a yellow lock icon.
“Why the new approach?
“If you’re a paid subscriber to the Business Journal, you already know that the content produced by our award-winning news team is worth paying for. We’re convinced that non-subscribers that frequently read our digital content for free feel the same way and will be willing to pay in order to gain full access.”
Read more here. Other American City Business Journals papers are making a similar move.
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