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WashingtonPost.com Extends Free Content Window

WashingtonPost.com will now offer articles for free for 60 days, instead of the previous 14, before putting them behind the paid for subscription wall. —Pamela Parker —WashingtonPost.com Extends Free Content Window (ClickZ News)

Hooray! I have in the past few years consciously avoided blogging many good Washington Post stories because 2 weeks is simply not long enough.

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    Dennis G. Jerz
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