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This month the Columbia Missourian announced an end to its time paywall.
The announcement is big news for the newspaper, which primarily serves as a teaching lab for students.
The decision to end the much-debated paywall is evidence of the increasing importance of finding digital revenue models that work.
Here's how the public responded to the change:
The announcement is big news for the newspaper, which primarily serves as a teaching lab for students.
The decision to end the much-debated paywall is evidence of the increasing importance of finding digital revenue models that work.
Here's how the public responded to the change:
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