The San Francisco Chronicle’s corporate owner is saying its newspapers will begin charging for at least some content on their free Web sites, according to a staff memo from Hearst Corp. president Steven Swartz.
Hearst publishes 16 newspapers including the Chronicle and Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
The company is considering how much to keep free and how much to reserve for paying online customers, Swartz said.
Source: San Jose Business Journal
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