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Pay Up: The Wall Street Journal Tries Charging Web Subscribers for Mobile Access
Pay Up: The Wall Street Journal Tries Charging Web Subscribers for Mobile Access How on earth does The Wall Street Journal expect its subscribers to pay an additional fee to read the newspaper on a mobile phone?It doesn’t. Except when it does. Contrary to News Corp. (NWS) CEO Rupert Murdoch’s comments earlier in the week, Dow Jones will not be charging customers who subscribe to both its Web and print versions a weekly fee to read the paper on its iPhone or BlackBe
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Pay Up: The Wall Street Journal Tries Charging Web Subscribers for Mobile Access