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That's an extremely naive attitude, IMO. To this day, the vast majority of publishers who rely on traffic and ad revenues simply can't afford to create subscrip
by erickhill 11y ago
That's an extremely naive attitude, IMO. To this day, the vast majority of publishers who rely on traffic and ad revenues simply can't afford to create subscription walls and stay in business. In addition, Mobile Web revenues are a tiny shred of revenue compared to desktop experiences. It isn't a huge leap to expect this type of behavior in a future release for Safari in OS X, too.
- Retric 11y agoThe vast majority of publishers are terrible and I have no issue with them disappearing.
- douche 11y agoDesktop Safari has such a minuscule market share that it doesn't really matter.
- eli 11y agoGo check the comment thread on any HN link to a paywalled article like WSJ. Users really don't like paywalls. > Mobile Web revenues are a tiny shred of revenue compared to desktop experiences That's already changing and will continue to change.