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Digital content on the Web that is paid for by the user. It is downloaded for a charge, often from a site that has free content. For example, TimesSelect is premium content from the online version of The New York Times (www.nytimes.com). It offers columns from prestigious op-ed and news columnists along with selected articles such as found in the print versions of the newspaper. See Web payment service and digital content.
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Ofcom has already warned BSkyB that it wants it to wholesale its premium content to rivals more freely.
Broadcaster fights to keep premium TV by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Ofcom has already warned BSkyB that it wants it to wholesale its premium content out to rivals more freely.
Sky vow to fight Ofcom by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
What you offer to your premium subscribers is up to you; just make your premium content something which has a perceived value which is high enough that your readers will be eager to sign on.
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