2001-05-10 16:26:54+02 by Dan Lyke 1 comments
That link immediately below only has a teaser if you're not a Salon Premium member. As the "for pay" sites on the web proliferate, there will probably be more links to sites that cost money. Already some people like free registration sites like the New York Times to be noted, anyone have feelings on this? Despite their declining standards, Salon seems to be popular enough that in my circles everyone's tossed 'em $30.
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#Comment made: 2002-02-21 06:31:40+01 by: dhartung
Well, I'd have to say that I have not, and my preference would be for such content to be pointed out as a normal courtesy. Salon is worth reading, and I'm perfectly willing to let them advertise at me (even their pop-ups are less annoying than, for instance, the godawful X10 camera ads that Tribune Co newspaper sites are running these days). I'm just not quite feeling that they're worth $30 these days. (Last year, yes, but they've cut staff and sections twice since then. Reality bites.)
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