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One way to save the news.

I worked for the last three and a half years for a newspaper called the Financial Review. Cover price is $3.30 and a full price online subscription costs $A680. That’s high. Continue reading One way to save the news.

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Posted on December 5, 2013December 22, 2013Author thomasthethinkengineCategories UncategorizedTags AFR, Economics, media, price discrimination, the internet, Wall Street Journal3 Comments on One way to save the news.

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