Pinch Sulzberger, d.b.a. the New York Times, has adopted his own policy. The Times has declared victory and then surrendered, so reports Richard Perez-Pena: [1]
The New York Times will stop charging for access to parts of its Web site, effective at midnight Tuesday night.
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The Times said the project had met expectations, drawing 227,000 paying subscribers — out of 787,000 over all — and generating about $10 million a year in revenue.
For those who care, you now get your Modo for free.