LCA 2011: Lessons from 13 years of web publishing

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"Linux Weekly News is, probably, the best known website for geeks from the Linux community when they look for their quota of news about the community

"his, despite the fact that the website is not free for at least two weeks after the articles generated by its staff are posted.

" In a world where it is believed that people will not pay for things on the internet, this is something of a paradox. But as the editor of the site, Jonathan Corbet, tells it, his readers are incredibly loyal and he did not even lose subscribers during the financial crisis of 2008."

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