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In Slovakia, publishers in May will bundle their Web sites together-- copying cable TV's business model with one monthly payment for all networks, news channels and talk shows.
For €2.90/$4.20 usd per month...users get full access to the Web sites of two leading broadsheets, SME and Pravda...with the sites of business and sports newspapers, magazines, a TV network, online video portals and a media news service included.
Most sites have been free.
Their avowed goal is to turn 5%-15% of Slovakia's four million Internet users...into paying customers...by 2015.
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