Most of the websites on this list stem from traditional media. Legacy Papers: Which Websites Come From Traditional Media? It’s the largest business newspaper in Japan, mainly focusing on markets and finance, but also covering politics, sports, and health. Japanese outlet Nikkei ranks number one among the non-English news websites. Yet, while WaPo is no match for NYT, it still boasts a strong following, with approximately 3 million paid subscriptions as of Q4 2020.
The Times is the most popular by a landslide-it has over double the number of subscriptions than the second outlet on the list, The Washington Post. 2020 was an exceptionally strong year for the outlet-by Q3 2020, the NYT had generated the same amount of revenue from digital subscriptions as it had for the entire year of 2019. With 7.5 million subscriptions, The New York Times (NYT) takes the top spot on the list. *Note: This report relies on publicly available data, and should not be considered an exhaustive list. Using data from FIPP and CeleraOne, this graphic looks at the most popular news websites across the globe, based on their total number of paid subscriptions. This begs the question-which news outlets are audiences willing to pay for? In fact, a recent survey by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism reveals that only 20% of Americans pay for digital news, and of those that do, the majority subscribe to only one brand. While paywalls are becoming increasingly more popular among news websites, most consumers still aren’t willing to pay for their online news. I hope that you will all enjoy this resource for your academic needs.Ranked: The Most Popular Subscription News Websites
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However, Hunter College Libraries has full access to major historical newspapers through our other database subscriptions, including the New York Times back to 1857. The only limit to material is for pre-1980 articles from the New York Times Archives. If you wish to continue your own access (for example, If you get the print edition with online access), but also want to use the CUNY version, we do suggest you move your original subscription to a personal e-mail address. If you already have an annual subscription to the New York Times with your CUNY e-mail address, you can cancel it and the New York Times, Co. You will see your subscription as being for “one year,” although that renewals will happen as the subscription continues. If you still do not receive it, send an email from your school email account to you’ve created an account, access from anywhere will simply require your CUNY New York Times login-you will not have to authenticate it through the library’s website. If you don’t get our confirmation email, check your spam filter. Grant your Academic Pass, which will provide access to for your campus designated period.ĥ. Click on the link in our confirmation email. This will simultaneously verify your eligibility and If your email address is from an eligible school, you will then see "Check your email." Look for a “Confirm Your Email Address” message, which should arrive to your CUNY e-mail within 15 minutes.Ĥ. At the bottom of the Welcome page, click "Continue."ģ. Click on "Register" to create a account using your CUNY e-mail address.Ģ. You will still receive full access, but signing up is a bit different. Unlike a regular subscription, this is an Academic Pass. We are very excited to be able to offer this service to all faculty, staff and students.
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