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• 1 DayEUR € 10

No, feck off! :mad: Paying more than a euro every day to read that ould tripe when you can get decent news for free in AH or other sites. Who ever thought up this scam must be very naive I wonder how many ould saps fall for it

phasers

I bet Biggins has one

Wetai

Looks like that's only to view the archives (1859 - 2008), not the current stories.
I don't get why New York Times (I don't read it, but hear about it) has a paywall, where you have to pay after reading like 28 articles per month, even though people get around it really easily (e.g. through direct links).

Biggins

phasers wrote: »

I bet Biggins has one

Have a subscription with the The Times (England).
(Its cheaper than the Irish Times too!)
Far superior site structure-wise, greater massive content and great reporting.
I can honestly say, its well worth it.

Mr. Denton

I'd love to know where the IT came up with those rates from?

From a historical pov I'm actually interested in this service I'd defo subscribe (and as such I'd imagine others would too) for a reasonable amount per year (say something like €20-€30) but I don't know who'd actually pay for that outside of some professional venture.

CrazyRabbit

I'd rather live in ignorance of world events than pay prices like that.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

CrazyRabbit wrote: »

I'd rather live in ignorance of world events than pay prices like that.

Tabloid reader?

Fago!

You're right OP. We should charge for Ah membership! Darragh, get on it!

Trevor451

People actually pay to read news online? :rolleyes:

Mr. Denton

Trevor451 wrote: »

People actually pay to read news online? :rolleyes:

Yeah, people paying for stuff. What is the world coming to?

Biggins

Trevor451 wrote: »

People actually pay to read news online? :rolleyes:

Well speaking for The Times (England)
* Their research is through, with facts, figures, its sources and related topics, clearly laid out on on the same page at times.
* Every story comes with cosponsoring links (this aids/speeds up research greatly)
* Their search engine is very accurate.
* Their site content in huge and sub-divided into many but clear areas.
* Its like an encyclopaedic vault that is by the minute constantly updated.
* They give away some serious free stuff.
* They are more reasonable in price than others of less quality.
* There is far less inflated celeb crap (Jordan/Britney/Lohan, etc... VERY rarely get a mention)
* There is NO adverts or pop-ups intruding ANYWHERE.
...And thats just off the top of my head.

And we get it for free.. Courtesy of Mr. Screenshot Biggins.

cml387

I like free.
The Guardian has the best free news website.