The Office recently riffed on pay-walls on newspaper Web sites, in particular the Wall Street Journal. There’s probably not a newspaper Web site in the country right now not trying to figure out what the right balance between continuing to increase traffic and support growing ad inventory, while at the same time protecting print subscriptions, or finding other ways to monitize the Web site (charging for content).
Here’s The Office’s gag:
Tags: business, newspapers, paid content, The Office
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