New Orlando Sentinel Editor Says Paper Will Not Charge For Online Content
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
By: Mark Simpson

November 17, 2010 | On 90.7's Intersection, Orlando Sentinel Editor Mark Russell told host Mark Simpson that the paper will not follow the model of some state and national newspapers that are charging for access to online news stories. Russell says by not charging, the Sentinel believes it can develop a larger online audience and build revenue through customizing advertisements-geared towards internet news readers. To hear more, listen to Russell's comments below.

	Hear Editor Mark Russell talk about why the Orlando Sentinel will not charge for online content.
	Hear more from Orlando Sentinel Editor Mark Russell on the paper's different approaches to online and print content