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Aug 07 2007 12:00am EDT
Tom Friedman Freed! Yay!
The New York Times will reportedly end its journalistic experiment of charging for premium content. The Times in 2005 launched TimesSelect, charging a subscription to get popular columnists like Tom Friedman and Maureen Dowd. The rest of the newspaper industry thought this was a dumb idea, as shown by the fact that no one else followed suit.
How long before Rupert Murdoch realizes that it's also a dumb idea to be charging for on-line access to The Wall Street Journal?
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