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Nieman Journalism Lab
"Our goal was to get people back into the printed product," says publisher Albert K. Sherman, Jr., who charges $345 a year for online access to his paper vs. $145 for home delivery. He tells Edward J. Delaney that some readers, when hearing about the plan, asked "why would they pay for it on the Internet when they can go buy the printed paper? And that's perfect -- that's what we want."