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In ten years newspapers will be a quarter of what they are now, says Blodget
I can never resist a bit of doomsaying from Silicon Alley Insider's Henry Blodget. This time he's arguing that within ten years newspaper circulation and advertising revenue will be a quarter what it is now. Why? Because: 1. As circulations and ad revenue continue to fall, print economies-of-scale will reverse, cutting further into already shrinking print margins.
WSJ brings Opinion out from paywall, but not much more
There was me thinking the WSJ was going to bring its whole site out from behind the paywall. But no, so far only opinion, editorials, commentary and video. And they're still running a discount campaign enticing new subscribers.
Paypal expects revenue to double by 2011