>Can someone explain me what is the business model for WSJ of acquiring new readers. If new readers can’t even read the article to know if it’s worth subscribin

>Can someone explain me what is the business model for WSJ of acquiring new readers. If new readers can’t even read the article to know if it’s worth subscribing or not. It looks like they only rely on older people who used to read WSJ when it wasn’t behind a paywall They give them out for free in colleges, especially in business schools. Many corporate offices and law firms and stuff also have subscriptions that they maintain.