Magazine andewspaper publishers can win with the iPad, because it is the first digital platform that turns print-style substance into a strength, instead of the weakness that it has been since the inception of the web.
Whileot quite as pricey as a WSJ iPad subscription, it'll still cost readers real money: £1 ($1.50) for a day pass -- i.e., the same price as the print edition's cover price -- and £2 ($3) for a week pass.
Reflections of aewsosaur: How print publishers can win with iPad
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