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elliot grant
4 Maggio 2012 alle 20:58
Re: Giornaledibarganews vuole crescere e diventa “premium”. Lettera aperta a tutti i lettori
I’m not sure how helpful it is to bring in Facebook. People who use Facebook – I’m not one of them, and nothing in the world would induce me to join – presumably do so because they get a benefit from it: I’d be surprised if anyone who wanted to use Facebook decided not to simply out of a reluctance to enrich Mark Zuckerberg. I would simply make the point that I’m happy to pay a subscription to Giornaledibarganews to keep it in operation because it provides a good and valuable service and because without it it would be so much harder to have an idea about what’s going on in our area. I find it hard to see that GdBN is a substitute for or in competition with Facebook.
I have to say that I find the idea of paying individually per article profoundly offputting. Quite apart from the fact that it’s a hassle, it could create perverse journalistic incentives. And, above all, I think the idea undermines the role of the competent newspaper team. It should be their job to produce a journal (albeit online) that provides a well-rounded package. Not every article will be of interest to everybody. But there should be enough articles of general interest to sustain a broadly-based readership and that sense of a real local community that so many of us prize. So long as the team do that I’m happy to support them: and in that sense I’m happy to pay for some articles that I myself have no particular interest in reading. Once you start chopping up the product into pay-per-article I fear that that sense of community will start to be lost