Online news, video and music providers are becoming increasingly open to charging for at least part of their content as paywall experiments by pioneers like London’s Times show that some customers will pay.
Music video streaming site Vevo, Huffington Post owner AOL Inc., and London’s Independent newspaper said this month they may introduce paid subscriptions, joining The New York Times and London’s Times in charging for online material. Making that pay will require careful execution and compelling content.
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