Hey Ms Brooks, tear down that wall

efb · 31-10-2015 4:43am #1

http://uk.mobile.reuters.com/article/technologyNews/idUKKCN0SO25R20151030

The Sun to drop their paywall to compete with The Daily Mail

kneemos · 31-10-2015 7:30am

The Sun has a paywall!

:pac:

sonny.knowles · 31-10-2015 9:39am

Will they be bringing back the page 3 ladies?

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 31-10-2015 11:03am

People paid for online news via the sun?

I've got some magic beans - any takers?

Satts · 31-10-2015 12:59pm

I wouldn't read it even if they paid me.

Menas · 31-10-2015 1:01pm

I would have thought the Mirror would have been the main competition for the Sun. Shows how crap the Mail really is though..

efb · 31-10-2015 1:28pm

I think it was for their "exclusive videos"

Exclusive on the interwebs... Bitch, please!

DEFTLEFTHAND · 31-10-2015 1:29pm

Apparently the Mail are absolutely on fire at the moment, they're getting over 100 million unique visitors to their website every month and are still shifting 1.7 million papers per day.

Other papers are going to have to react by removing paywalls, there is still big money to be made in ad revenue if you can get traffic onto the site.

efb · 31-10-2015 1:30pm

Stick barely clothed jailbait "all grown up" and celeb pictures up-> PROFIT $$$

biko · 31-10-2015 2:28pm

This will have zero effect on my life.

Stheno · 31-10-2015 2:30pm

Wouldn't even have thought they were online

Joey Jo-Jo Junior · 31-10-2015 2:44pm

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

People paid for online news via the sun?

I've got some magic beans - any takers?

People paid for news via The Sun?

Chain Smoker · 31-10-2015 8:05pm

I find it pretty hard to deny that the Daily Mail's website, in some way, is an absolute masterpiece of design. Don't think I've ever read anything of substance on it ever but pretty much every time I wind up on the site, I wind up viewing maybe a dozen articles about things I could not give a fiddler's **** about.

nullzero · 31-10-2015 8:08pm

The Sun and the Daily Mail, two papers I have turned down free copies of "at war". Yawn.

Bio Mech · 31-10-2015 8:12pm

Chain Smoker wrote: »

I find it pretty hard to deny that the Daily Mail's website, in some way, is an absolute masterpiece of design. Don't think I've ever read anything of substance on it ever but pretty much every time I wind up on the site, I wind up viewing maybe a dozen articles about things I could not give a fiddler's **** about.

Every time I wind up on the DM I end up viewing a dozen celebrity racks! And I was only there to scoff at the right wing tomfoolery or see what ISIS is up to!

For shame. My own.

Hey Ms Brooks, tear down that wall

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