In the coming months, as is the case with many newspaper websites across the nation, the Gazette and Daily Mail's sites will be modified to include subscriber-only "premium" content. This refers to content (news articles and more) that readers are unlikely to find anywhere else.
Not a print subscriber, but would still like to get the e-edition? The cost is $19.95 a month. Single-day e-editions can be had for $1 (the Sunday Gazette-Mail single edition is $2).
http://www.wvgazette.com/News/201102051541
I think it odd that you must pay the same price for an e-paper as you do a real one. There are much fewer people involved. No trucks, fuel, insurance, salaries, and I'm sure other savings that "could" be passed on to e-subscribers.
Gazette & Daily Mail going E-edition soon.
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Gazette & Daily Mail going E-edition soon.
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Re: Gazette & Daily Mail going E-edition soon.
The Dominion Post electronic edition costs less than half of the printed version.
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Re: Gazette & Daily Mail going E-edition soon.
I imagine they have to make up the initial cost of paying all of the code and content writers to create and launch it.