There used to be an app called scroll (https://twitter.com/tryscroll?lang=en https://twitter.com/tryscroll?lang=en), which got bought by Twitter, which is now p

There used to be an app called scroll (https://twitter.com/tryscroll?lang=en https://twitter.com/tryscroll?lang=en), which got bought by Twitter, which is now part of subscription, but only for the top articles. Informed.so is doing something similar but different: https://www.informed.so/ https://www.informed.so/ The problem creating such a service is that most media houses believe that their content is the best thing since sliced bread and thus they often don't want to partner. Even though most of their content isn't that unique. Of course, some publications do have unique content, e.g. nyt, bloomberg. I could see artifact being an interesting company to tackle this though (https://artifact.news/ https://artifact.news/). They are already sending traffic to news sites and only serving what the user wants. If they now let me bypass paywalls for $20 that would be nice.