Monday, October 29, 2012
Toronto Star to launch digital subscription
"In a significant transition for our newspaper and our popular website, the Toronto Star will launch a paid-subscription program in 2013 for full access to all the stories and features on our website, thestar.com." Star publisher John Cruikshank announced.
"This move will provide a new source of revenue for the Star that will help support our ability to provide readers of both our print and online editions with the best and most comprehensive package of news and information in Canada," he said in the newspaper.
"Under the plan, most print subscribers to the Toronto Star will receive free full access to thestar.com’s content, wherever and however they want.
"Complete details of the program, including how to register and how much we will charge, will be released in the coming months."
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