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Magazines Experiment With New Kinds of Paywalls

October 11, 2013

A la carte paywalls have been in vogue with magazine publishers lately.

In July, Esquire put a $1.99 paywall around a nearly 10,000-word investigative story, "The Prophet" by Luke Dittrich. In a note about the paywall, David Granger, Esquire's editor in chief (pictured above), explained that the story took months to produce — and that such journalism doesn't come cheap.

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