it's more valuable to the company to have 200+ new digital subscribers than to have the money from one person.
"By Sunday, The Press Herald had doubled its goal, with about 200 new subscriptions in less than 48 hours."https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/13/business/media/stephen-king-portland-press-herald.html?action=click&module=Latest&pgtype=Homepage&fbclid=IwAR1u_y1MVrkF_c5Njarf3TvbxL2VbJuygIrwADqvqp1_I_Kc4KruFcywoQs …
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If half the people with subscriptions to the NYT or WaPo also subscribed to their hometown paper, this crisis could be averted. Please consider doing just that.
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I subscribed and live inMaine
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That's just lazy and wrong on so many levels. Why would a credible newspaper cater it's book reviews to one single rich guy?
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Sounds like a win-win-win to me! I was even thinking of subscribing (from NJ).
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If Stephen King was named the paper’s new book editor and reviewer, behind a paywall, then we’d be talking.
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Serious questions are acting cabinet members allowed to vote to remove pres via 25th amendment or just confirmed members
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It’s very painful how many miss the point of this. Jesus....
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