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Its not that we don't want to pay - its that we're only willing to pay when asked to do so - nobody is going to stand up and say I'll pay. And publishers aren't
by codycowan 11y ago
Its not that we don't want to pay - its that we're only willing to pay when asked to do so - nobody is going to stand up and say I'll pay. And publishers aren't trying to make things readers want; advertisers have become more important to publishers than users, and that dynamic is what needs to change (just as its changing with TV/netflix/hbogo/amazon, etc)