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To: Sully- who wrote (61863)	8/9/2007 12:07:52 AM
From: Sully-	of 90947

World’s IQ to drop.... Don Surber blog … women and minorities hardest hit After safely caging the opinions of Enron advisor Paul Krugman and Technicolor-headed Mo Dowd behind a gate that few would pay to enter, the New York Times is about to unleash its opinion columnists upon the Free World again. Oh no. The (please go national) New York Post reported: <<< After much internal debate, Times executives - including publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. - made the decision to end the subscription-only TimesSelect service but have yet to make an official announcement, according to a source briefed on the matter. The timing of when TimesSelect will shut down hinges on resolving software issues associated with making the switch to a free service, the source said. Times spokeswoman Catherine Mathis would only say in an e-mailed statement, “We continue to evaluate the best approach for NYTimes.com.” While other online publications were abandoning subscriptions, the Times took the opposite approach in 2005 and began charging for access to well-known writers, including Maureen Dowd, Frank Rich and Thomas L. Friedman. >>> Apparently putting their crap online cost more than the $10 million a year it apparently brought in. Reported the Post: <<< The number of Web-only subscribers who pay $7.95 a month or $49.95 a year fell to just over 221,000 in June, down from more than 224,000 in April. >>> 221,000 paid hits a month? Hmm. I’d take it, but apparently the egos of the Times columnists are such that they don’t like the limited paying customers their crap attracts. So now, they’re baaaaack! UPDATE: I liked that first comment. (In Reagan voice): Mr. Sulzberger, put up this wall! blogs.dailymail.com nypost.com

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