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Wednesday, 9 July, 2003
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Guardian UK to begin online charges
Fortunately it does not appear that this will apply to the Guardian unlimited site, from which their RSS feeds spring. I wish that everyone would just agree to pretend that the advertising model worked and allowed it to cover costs. Or at least news publications generally allowed for a loss leader web presence for some period. I read an article on this last week AJR - Searching for on-line Gold during a fire alarm that uprooted me from my workday, I wandered into the building next door and read a paper copy of The AJR.
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Guardian to begin online charges. The newspaper plans to start charging for some of its online content from 30 July. [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
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2003
Paul Bushmiller.
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- Prolegemma to any future FAQ.
- Who are you again?
- paul bushmiller
- what is it exactly that you do?
- at the least, this.
- What is this?
- it's a weblog.
- How long have you been doing it?
- 3 or 4 years. I used to run it by hand; Radio Userland is more convenient.
- Ever been overseas?
- yes
- Know any foreign languages?
- no
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- favorite book?
- any book I can read in a clean well lighted place
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- no
- What do you expect to accomplish with this?
- something
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