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But in looking at the research that we did, we expect [paywall jumpers] to be a very significant minority, a small, small number of people.

A decade ago the idea of a paywall appeared to have been widely discredited.

Newsday was one of the first newspapers in the last few years to erect a full paywall around its site.

The Times is clearly trying to thread the needle with its forthcoming paywall.

Lewis screws his face up and says he has been "flat out" on this Euston thing and plans to "listen to and observe" the paywall debate.

This paywall is anything but simple, with dozens of different variables for consumers to try to understand.

Originally expected to roll out in January, the plans for the so-called paywall weren't announced until last Thursday.

But the big trend in the media will be the return of the paywall, as an increasing number of websites ask users to pay.

Piano Media, which built the system, plans to launch another national paywall in Europe early next year.

Shakespeare's paywall traveled with him.

In fact, the term "paywall" has become a dirty word in the industry due to its money-grubbing reputation.

For the Sunday Edition, content from the Magazine is available for free, though the Sunday Business section is hidden behind the paywall.

But ultimately this news also begs another question, "Can this New York Times paywall model get any more complicated? "

There is already a partial paywall in place on one of his newspaper sites, The Wall Street Journal.

The Times and Sunday Times of London, owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, put up a paywall around their websites in July 2010.

It may take the top spot when the New York Times goes behind a paywall this year.

The all-access metered-paywall model favoured by American newspapers is problematic in Britain.

NYT has seen significant growth in its paid subscriber growth since implementing the paywall in March, 2011.

NYTClean is a tool published by a Canadian coder that defeats the paywall with four simple lines of code.

Some frequent users will jib at a paywall, but some will fork out.

"No model of paywall will save general-interest papers running commodity news, " says Mr Shirky.

Since it put up its paywall, visits to the paper's site have dropped by about 10% and page views by about 20%.

The paywall-builders tend to report a drop in online traffic.

What if every news site in the country erected a paywall on the same day?

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