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2. How do they stay afloat.

Mon Apr 15, 2024, 11:33 AM

Apr 2024

Sorry, but I’m not behind the idea of state-run media.

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Who's going to pay reporters' salaries? NT mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2024 #1

That's why they charge for multigraincracker Apr 2024 #3

Set up a system where non-locals can by a generic subscription to access Wonder Why Apr 2024 #16

How do they stay afloat. RandySF Apr 2024 #2

First, the article cites that all the major sites listed in the OP ancianita Apr 2024 #5

That makes no sense. Progressive dog Apr 2024 #4

Not to you. But ancianita Apr 2024 #6

"Have you seen the profit margins of corporate media?" mahatmakanejeeves Apr 2024 #7

Obviously dropping paywalls will Progressive dog Apr 2024 #9

Not obviously. ancianita Apr 2024 #10

Exactly Progressive dog Apr 2024 #11

Not exactly. ancianita Apr 2024 #12

So temporarily money losing companies will lose Progressive dog Apr 2024 #14

Just fire more reporters or cut their salaries Progressive dog Apr 2024 #17

No I'm following published facts. Progressive dog Apr 2024 #20

Expanding the digital divide. usonian Apr 2024 #8

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make 'em drink. hunter Apr 2024 #13

Interesting line of thought. Thanks. ancianita Apr 2024 #18