New York-based daily newspaper Newsday is taking the plunge into paid content, restricting access to its Web site to print subscribers and cable Internet subscribers of its parent company, Cablevision.

 

Beginning next Wednesday, Newsday.com will offer only a limited amount of free public content, including its home page, classifieds, school closings, obituaries, weather and entertainment listings. Anyone who’s not subscribed to either Newsday‘s print edition or Cablevision’s Optimum Online service can get a subscription to Newsday.com for $5 a week.

 

You can learn more about Newsday charging for its online content

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