Spectator Hides Magazine Content Behind Paywall

Patrick Smith – @psmith - Sep 21, 2009 4:13 AM ET

While some continue to talk about charging for online news content, others are busy doing it. The latest member of the paid content club is weekly public affairs magazine The Spectator, which on Thursday removed all current and archive magazine content from its website and launched a campaign to get readers to pay for it. The Coffee House blog, well respected in Westminster, remains free as do blogsfrom star contributors. ..read more

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