2017 paid to read news

Here are some popular news sources that offer paid content in 2017:

  1. The New York Times: The NYT offers a digital subscription model, where readers can access premium content, including in-depth reporting and analysis, for $15-$20 per month.
  2. The Wall Street Journal: The WSJ offers a digital subscription model, where readers can access premium content, including news, analysis, and commentary, for $12-$20 per month.
  3. The Financial Times: The FT offers a digital subscription model, where readers can access premium content, including news, analysis, and commentary, for $12-$20 per month.
  4. The Economist: The Economist offers a digital subscription model, where readers can access premium content, including news, analysis, and commentary, for $15-$20 per month.
  5. Bloomberg: Bloomberg offers a digital subscription model, where readers can access premium content, including news, analysis, and commentary, for $10-$20 per month.
  6. The Guardian: The Guardian offers a digital subscription model, where readers can access premium content, including news, analysis, and commentary, for $10-$20 per month.
  7. The Telegraph: The Telegraph offers a digital subscription model, where readers can access premium content, including news, analysis, and commentary, for $10-$20 per month.
  8. The Times of London: The Times of London offers a digital subscription model, where readers can access premium content, including news, analysis, and commentary, for $10-$20 per month.
  9. The Washington Post: The Washington Post offers a digital subscription model, where readers can access premium content, including news, analysis, and commentary, for $10-$20 per month.
  10. The Los Angeles Times: The Los Angeles Times offers a digital subscription model, where readers can access premium content, including news, analysis, and commentary, for $10-$20 per month.

Please note that prices may vary depending on the country, region, or package you choose. Additionally, some news sources may offer free content with ads, while others may offer a limited number of free articles per month before requiring a subscription.