International Symposium on Journalism
A program of the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas at the University of Texas at Austin
...to document changes to paywall policy and accessibility. How have those newspaper websites, and their paywall policies, changed over 60 months? The second analysis in October and November of 2020... Read More
Coloquio | July 26, 2020
...coronavirus on the site, something that their readers “recognized very much.” “Eighty percent of our content is outside of the paywall, relating to COVID-19. Since we eliminated the paywall, we... Read More
Coloquio | July 26, 2020
...site, algo que foi “muito reconhecido” por seus leitores. “Temos 80% do nosso conteúdo fora do paywall por conta da COVID-19. Desde que removemos o paywall tivemos um crescimento de... Read More
Business Models | March 12, 2011
...outlets are focusing on digital editions despite the fact that monetizing content has been a struggle in the online world. No one ha s struck the perfect paywall balance quite... Read More
...evolution of algorithms used in online journalism today. And last, “What’s on your page, on your pa-a-a-ge: Zombie content and paywall policies in American community newspapers, 2015-2020,” by Burton Speakman... Read More
Program | April 6, 2021
...pa-a-a-ge: Zombie content and paywall policies in American community newspapers, 2015-2020. Speakman and Funk look back to see how paywall policy has and hasn’t changed over the years. The second... Read More
ISOJ 2021 | April 28, 2021
...work. “It doesn’t mean we would never do a paywall, but I think we’ve found an alternative to a paywall,” she said. Even a British satirical magazine, Private Eye, according... Read More
Coloquio | July 26, 2020
...grupo Omidyar. Con la pandemia, Miraglia dijo que el medio decidió suspender el muro de pago (paywall) para toda la información sobre el coronavirus en el sitio, algo que fue... Read More
Business Models | May 3, 2021
...national publication increased the Post’s ability to reach a wider audience, to the point that the newspaper was able to tighten its paywall over the years, thus having a bigger... Read More
Membership | April 13, 2019
...implemented a paywall at The New York Times, said there was a lot of push back to that paywall at first. But subscriptions now bring in hundreds of millions of... Read More
...on articles, publish blogs, and interact with other users and the journalists. This activity has helped extend the brand beyond the paywall. The publication also sponsors debates, festivals, and rallies... Read More
Business Models | April 25, 2017
...focused on two sites: one free and focused on the millennial digital public (www.chron.com) and the other with serious journalistic work that is behind a paywall (www.houstonchronicle.com ). It provoked... Read More
...Zombie content and paywall policies in American community newspapers, 2015-2020. Wednesday, April 28 10:00 - 11:00a Keynote Session: Reinventing online political coverage Keynote speaker Anna Palmer & Jake Sherman, co-founders,... Read More
...a paywall because that audience is the one most able and willing to pay. Subscriptions totaled more than 16,000 at about $40 each annually. The Dutch journalism platform De Correspondent... Read More
ISOJ2022 | April 5, 2022
...paywall that will be accessible for free to underserved communities, Patel said. Among the initial goals of The Baltimore Banner are achieving statewide expansion in two years and reaching 100,000... Read More
April 19, 2016
...tres operadores de cable del país, aseguró Roitberg. Algunos medios de la región utilizan exitosamente, desde hace ya un tiempo, el muro de pago (paywall), a través del cual los... Read More
Featured | April 29, 2021
...possibility of doing a public service even if your content is not free. “Just because something is behind a paywall does not mean that it doesn’t influence public debate, it... Read More
Business Models | April 27, 2017
...años crearon uno diario nativo digital en Salta, y están considerando optar por el muro de pago (paywall). Este último les permitirá conocer mejor a sus lectores fieles, afirmó Dessein.... Read More
Business Models | April 28, 2017
...Also, for two years they created a digital native daily in Salta, and are considering opting for a paywall. The latter will enable them to better understand their loyal readers,... Read More
Business Models | September 18, 2026
...storyline.” In this new environment, even paywalls are coming down. In 2025, The Salt Lake Tribune removed its paywall, giving up $2.6 million in annual digital subscription revenue—about 20% of... Read More
Revenue | March 27, 2018
...willing to pay for journalism under a voluntary ‘pay-what-you-want’ membership model, than pay for access to journalism locked behind a paywall.” PressPatron, launched in early 2017, makes it easy for... Read More
Business Models | April 1, 2011
...Morning News, Jorge Meléndez, from Grupo Reforma in Mexico. Eivind Thomsen, from Schibsted Media Group in Norway is not pictured. Just days after The New York Times paywall went live,... Read More
Business Models | April 1, 2011
...newspaper subscribers online. The impact of the paywall was a 35% drop in traffic. But Meléndez said they stopped minor circulation declines. Access to all of the the news sites... Read More
Engagement | April 5, 2011
...local news is place for innovation and has the potential for tremendous growth. Schiller also touched on the paywall recently enacted by the New York Times. Schiller stated that people... Read More
...| Silvia DalBen and Amanda Chevtchouk Juno What’s on your page, on your pa-a-a-ge: Zombie content and paywall policies in American community newspapers, 2015-2020 | Burton Speakman and Marcus Funk... Read More
Business Models | April 20, 2012
...News. The Dallas Morning News recently implemented a paywall and Moroney said though the business side is changing, the goal of journalism remains the same: to write for an informed... Read More
ISOJ 2021 | April 27, 2021
...and websites themselves. What they found was a lot more sites had a paywall in 2020, and publications that already had paywalls in 2015 were fewer. They also found that... Read More
...pa-a-a-ge: Zombie content and paywall policies in American community newspapers, 2015-2020. Wednesday, April 28, 2021 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. — Keynote session: Reinventing online political coverage Keynote Speakers: Anna... Read More