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There'd still be many opportunities for premium content offerings, says Kara Swisher. "Why not a paid site aimed at users seeking highly specialized news, data and information on a variety of topics? Why not offer supercharged stock-charting tools? Why not a Walt Mossberg fan club, complete with a free T-shirt upon becoming a member?" || Mark Potts: "Free is not a business model." ||  ALSO: Jay Rosen on wsj.com and the demise of TimesSelect.
> "Young readers do not want to pay for content," says NYT's Kristof (NYO)
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