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I'm loving the ability to buy articles a la carte on Blendle. No relationship with the company. https://blendle.com/i/wsj-com/a-decade-after-the-housing-crisis
by wnissen 8y ago
I'm loving the ability to buy articles a la carte on Blendle. No relationship with the company.
https://blendle.com/i/wsj-com/a-decade-after-the-housing-crisis-small-investors-try-to-bring-busted-mortgages-back-to-life/bnl-wsj-20181120-SB11730339679307604739004584554273660297070?sharer=eyJ2ZXJzaW9uIjoiMSIsInVpZCI6InRtcDYzNzkzMjIwNDkxNjI0YjllIiwiaXRlbV9pZCI6ImJubC13c2otMjAxODExMjAtU0IxMTczMDMzOTY3OTMwNzYwNDczOTAwNDU4NDU1NDI3MzY2MDI5NzA3MCJ9 https://blendle.com/i/wsj-com/a-decade-after-the-housing-cri...
- et2o 8y agoHow does this businesses model work... have they gotten the WSJ as well as all of the other publishers to agree to sell individual articles?
- specialp 8y agoYes they have. I have had it for over a year. People don't want to subscribe for $10 a month or something but surely they can pay 20 cents for an article. Otherwise we are going to have junk news forever with auto playing videos and ads. Edit: Also once you pay you can decide to rescind your payment if it is click bait or not good. Also no relationship with them I just want to see a paid web content model succeed.
- ajdlinux 8y agoI'm a Blendle user as well, and I really love the concept - the main thing I would like is integration between Blendle and the original publication site, because people post links to the original newspaper, not to Blendle...