Denver online newspaper misses subscription goal
Posted on April 23, 2009
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Anyone still want to argue that regional news sites with a subscription revenue model are viable?
With backing from three entrepreneurs, former staffers of the News said they would launch InDenverTimes.com if they could get 50,000 paying subscribers by Thursday — what would have been the News’ 150th anniversary. But the site attracted only 3,000 paying subscribers. [From Denver online newspaper misses subscription goal]
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