1. Can dropping the paywall and upping the story count boost Sun’s website?
- Paywall introduced in 2013 - "failed to keep stimulating interest"
- The Sun lost many readers
- Subscription fee - £7.99
- Rupert Murdoch, the media mogul previously known for his refusal to give editorial content away free, has bowed to the inevitable by dismantling the Sun’s paywall.
- More journalists are expected to be hired to join the Sun’s digital team and to help boost the quantity of its content.
- In commercial terms, News UK will be hoping that a larger Sun online audience will result in increased digital revenues from advertising.
- Murdoch, changed his mind about the charging for online access, therefore this will be effective in helping The Sun be popular again
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