In my view, the audience's negotiating position still isn't inherently strong enough to demand a performance to prove a claim. Shouldn't burden first and foremo

In my view, the audience's negotiating position still isn't inherently strong enough to demand a performance to prove a claim. Shouldn't burden first and foremost be decided by willingness to pay? In a sense WSJ is making claims with snippets of their article and headlines. Do they have a burden to prove themselves by revealing the rest of the article to me, as well as their source material? Without me even paying? But what if WSJ isn't motivated to do anything for me unless I pay them? Are they failing their burden?