Monroe, NY – The Times Herald-Record will begin charging in September for online access to its coverage of the Hudson Valley and Catskills region, President and Publisher Joe Vanderhoof announced.
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According to Vanderhoof, the newspaper will introduce subscription packages that combine print and digital news options beginning Sept. 14. These new options are designed to meet the reader’s lifestyle and news consumption habits.
“We have spent many years improving our local content online to establish unparalleled quality and value for readers and advertisers in our region,” said Vanderhoof. “We believe the time is right for us — as it is for many newspapers across the country — to attach a modest cost for access to our digital content. This shift asks readers to recognize that value irrespective of whether they read the newspaper in print or online.”
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so now people will stop reading the online version only with not reading the print version.
i will unsubscribe. there really isnt much to it to begin with. not print and not online
Their online content sucks, it’s not even worth a penny..
This is welcome news.
Now we’ll only have to contend with the more affluent anti-semitic readers.
Good riddance, their subscriptions will decline, and fewer people will read their antisemitic paper.
Interesting, you strat charging for something, your’e automatily called a Anti-Semite
Its not all of a sudden,this paper is long known for its anti-semetic views.
8, its not “all of a sudden” that they are anti jewish, its ALWAYS!