The Economist Puts Another Brick in the Wall

Last fall, the British newsweekly—whose high consumer prices make it the envy of the industry—made its print content available to all for 90 days instead of a year as before. Now, only subscribers can read content from the title’s weekly print edition online. (Some content, however, remains free, including daily news and blog posts.)

The change to the paywall is a run-up to a broader plan to reset consumer pricing as e-reading options grow.