SunStar.com.ph no longer FREE.

[edgeknife]

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mao bah?? wa nay ayu uy.

[angelicax]

wala lagi labot ang website ana.... hehehe only the THE ELECTRONIC PAPER VERSION.

ma confuse lang... kung dili mo ganahan ug paper adto mo sa E-PAPER version which medyo mahal......$1 per issue... so dili naka adto sa news stand aron mopalit or mag hulat sa news boy mo deliver sa imong door... connect ka sa net then subscribe the issue which available after 12 midnigth...

[LytSlpr]

salig siguro sila daghan kaayo hits ila site kada adlaw.once ma implement nana. wala na gyud mamasa ana.hehehe..sa the freeman nalang ko nga site..

mao pero di sad lagi consistent same with cebu daily.

[Rance]

If the management of Sun Star.com are thinking that this is the best move then I would say fire the guy who brought this idea.. the internet is a free flowing information medium unlike other finance portal that they are selling their information because of exclusive research data and if important for conpetitive advantage. Looking on the news portal, there are prestigious news companies (CNN.com, MSNBC.com) that provided rich contents and they are making money in sponsorship and advertising because they generate BIG hits per day or per minute basis because they have coverage all over the world.. and other topics and areas of interest. Even pdf version of the magazines and news papers are not distributed free (zinio.com). Good luck Sun star!

[bcasabee]

Naa man diay monthly subscription nga $3.9 a month.....barato raman siguro na....more or less 200 pesos ra.........

[angelicax]

yeap affordable gyud... plus electornically maka archives paka.....

[edgeknife]

Ever since, i hate newspapers owned by a political figure. Kung dili namu gusto sa sunstar website, buy freeman or cebu daily news. baratu pa.

[M@rv|n]

murag lahi man sad tingali ning epaper ug lahi sad ning atong mabasa jud for free...

[obemon]

From what I understand, the Sunstar.com.ph website is still free to access, it's just the e-paper version that they wanna start charging people right? Fair enough. They have to make money somehow. Hey even CNN.com has this CNN Pipeline subscription to get exclusive access to premium videos. Even my fav sport site ESPN charges for any exclusive INsider articles.

[psyd_1]

bati na idea... tsk tsk tsk...