The Cutline's Joe Pompeo tells how on Tuesday, The New York Times' Arthur Sulzberger Jr. was asked about the impact of the paper's paywall on low-income readers. His answer:
"Just translate that question to print," he said. "How will low-income people get access to the New York Times in print? Imagine we were 20 years ago. The answer is: it's harder. The New York Times supports a newsroom of enormous size and scope, and it needs the financial resources to do that. And the advertisers pay a vast part of that, but not all of it, and that's been true for decades."
