Would you pay for access to the websites you like? This is an initiative which is being explored by Newspapers, but I am curious as to if you would consider paying for access to your favourite websites? Personally, I wouldn’t and believe that websites need to stand on their own two feet to survive by other means.
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I pay for web access to the Times @£8.99 per month. The web version works unllike the iPad version and includes the Sunday Times. Overall I think this is good value. Also, not using paper is green
We already pay – internet is not free where I live and neither is 3G.
Only for proper quality stuff. I have read magazines using zinio app but one or two of the mags were poor.
Whilst BBC News is free would spend £10 for the Times.
Yes, and I think we all will eventually. But it needs to be simple to pay for (e.g. one click paypal) and have good content, with some free stuff and decent price points to entice customers in. At the moment pricing is all over the place, with often overpriced and/or monthly subscriptions. Pressdisplay allow you to buy individual papers, which is good, but charge for each separate section so you pay more if you want the whole of a paper.
PS that doesn’t mean I think all websites will do this btw, but I expect all newspapers and magazines and really big media sites will, even if it’s for ad free versions.
Probably not except for PDA-247 of course
“Eliyahu said:
We already pay – internet is not free where I live and neither is 3G.”
That is like saying “I Pay road tax, why should I pay AGAIN for the car?”
Personaly I would proberly not pay for a website, they would need to raise their standard a lot for me to do that. I dont feel the need to pay to read lies about food and diets, the latest about celeberties or fake science leftish propaganda writen by slimy high school drop outs, damn, they should be paying me to read their stuff.
“Eliyahu said:
We already pay – internet is not free where I live and neither is 3G.”
That is like saying “I Pay road tax, why should I pay AGAIN for the car?”
Well I do pay for the car and road tax: Internet, 3G, phone.
There are already “Pay as you read” on the web for very select and financially secure people. What are all the ads for?
Don’t understand the ad comment? No reader pays for them.
Don’t understand the ad comment? No reader pays for them.
Exactly. Hopefully the ads provide income for the sites so we don’t have to also “pay” to read.Donations are acceptable.