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Boston Globe To End Two-Site ‘Confusion’ With Metered Push

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Belgian media planning shared digital content passport

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Dailymotion nears ownership switch with kids subscription plan

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Where Europe’s subscribers are — and aren’t

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Le Kiosk raising €5.6 million to make bundled tablet mags social

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FT digital subs pass 300,000, growing readership and revenue

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In Warner’s stable, Deezer has funds for costly global Spotify fight

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Lessons learned: The Independent to drop American digital charges

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Apple can pick its moment to re-invent music again

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Spotify gets a leg-up in Germany from Deutsche Telekom bundling

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Guardian sees 2.1% of iPad readers pay

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Forty-two Polish news sites push Piano’s ‘pay’ switch

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Spotify rival WiMP has global ambitions, too – now it needs cash

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HeraldScotland.com Will Charge Regular Readers £2.99 A Month

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News Corp playing the subscription game with gusto – but, so far, alone

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SundayTimes.co.uk’s paying readers can set Sky TV recordings

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Mail Online: ‘Why we’re staying free’

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Dilemma: Consumers using more media, paying less for it

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Spectator’s iPad magazine will have monthly ‘pay membrane’

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Financial Times website now for registered users only

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Times Online blocks online media monitoring agency Meltwater

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Google helps FT.com limit online access

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Google could be granted copyright immunity in UK law

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Who’d pay for content? That depends on who you ask …

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‘Paywall is not a panacea’: publishers seek more nuanced alternatives

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Print and online ‘could work in tandem’

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News website users ‘willing to pay less than £10 a year’

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Only 5% of web users would pay for online news, reports survey

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Economist.com considering charging for all content

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Trinity’s Bailey: Paid content may be ‘the next stage’, but audience comes first

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The free genie is out of the bottle

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