Definition of paywall in English:

paywall

noun ˈpeɪwɔːlˈpeɪwɔl

(on a website) an arrangement whereby access is restricted to users who have paid to subscribe to the site.
Example sentencesExamples
- Implementing a newspaper paywall is a comparatively straightforward task.
- Recap is not the first to liberate these documents from behind the paywall.
- It could have done what you say while still keeping some print columnists and the archives behind a paywall.
- Actually, you're right… their site also uses breakable URLs and puts everything behind a pay wall.
- And don't think some smart media execs and entrepreneurs aren't salivating over the opportunity of some major publications to go behind the paywall.
- Then, sometimes, after some time of free availability the content may be moved back behind the paywall into some kind of archive.
- The Wall Street Journal did a story today - behind the pay wall - about Hollywood squeezing above-the-title movie actors in light of the current economic system.
- Being a former medical professional I can tell you locking up research info behind paywalls is a heinous crime!
- Please, please, please, please, please DO put all of your incestuous pro-state propaganda masquerading as news behind a paywall.
- The paywall is one kind of black curtain: this is a more deadly one.
- Assuming this rate holds, you can turn 1,000,000 daily visitors into 50 paying visitors with a paywall.
- Techdirt puts up a paywall, and up and coming copyright blogs can now fly under its wings, by stealing that paywall content!
- But it will only be temporary: the thing about a paywall is that you want people to keep paying.
- The irony here though is that Techdirt, having preached against such paywalls, goes and sets one up itself!
- The full story is behind a paywall.
- Unfortunately, the articles are all behind paywalls.
- The New York Times has finally killed its paywall.
- I'm not saying whether they should or shouldn't use paywalls or anything like that.
- Why did they take down the pay wall?
- Solutions bandied about include digital subscriptions (a la Wall Street Journal and Financial Times), pay walls and micropayments.

Derivatives

paywalled

adjective

The paywalled sites lack of success came as a massive shock to staff when the figures were announced in a newsroom meeting last week.
Example sentencesExamples
- If A Blogger Links To The New Paywalled NY Times, And It Leads To A Subscription, Will The NYT Pay The Blogger?
- I can't get at the full report, as Piper Jaffray has it paywalled and sells it to customers.
- Don't bet on iPad apps being a saviour for expensive magazines, paywalled newspapers, etc. any time soon.
- More than 105,000 users have paid to access content on paywalled websites of The Times and The Sunday Times.

Definition of paywall in US English:

paywall

nounˈpāwôlˈpeɪwɔl

(on a website) an arrangement whereby access is restricted to users who have paid to subscribe to the site.
Example sentencesExamples
- Why did they take down the pay wall?
- The full story is behind a paywall.
- Assuming this rate holds, you can turn 1,000,000 daily visitors into 50 paying visitors with a paywall.
- It could have done what you say while still keeping some print columnists and the archives behind a paywall.
- I'm not saying whether they should or shouldn't use paywalls or anything like that.
- The Wall Street Journal did a story today - behind the pay wall - about Hollywood squeezing above-the-title movie actors in light of the current economic system.
- Please, please, please, please, please DO put all of your incestuous pro-state propaganda masquerading as news behind a paywall.
- And don't think some smart media execs and entrepreneurs aren't salivating over the opportunity of some major publications to go behind the paywall.
- Actually, you're right… their site also uses breakable URLs and puts everything behind a pay wall.
- The New York Times has finally killed its paywall.
- Techdirt puts up a paywall, and up and coming copyright blogs can now fly under its wings, by stealing that paywall content!
- The irony here though is that Techdirt, having preached against such paywalls, goes and sets one up itself!
- Implementing a newspaper paywall is a comparatively straightforward task.
- But it will only be temporary: the thing about a paywall is that you want people to keep paying.
- Then, sometimes, after some time of free availability the content may be moved back behind the paywall into some kind of archive.
- Recap is not the first to liberate these documents from behind the paywall.
- Solutions bandied about include digital subscriptions (a la Wall Street Journal and Financial Times), pay walls and micropayments.
- Unfortunately, the articles are all behind paywalls.
- Being a former medical professional I can tell you locking up research info behind paywalls is a heinous crime!
- The paywall is one kind of black curtain: this is a more deadly one.

单词	paywall
释义	Definition of paywall in English: paywall noun ˈpeɪwɔːlˈpeɪwɔl (on a website) an arrangement whereby access is restricted to users who have paid to subscribe to the site. Example sentencesExamples Implementing a newspaper paywall is a comparatively straightforward task. Recap is not the first to liberate these documents from behind the paywall. It could have done what you say while still keeping some print columnists and the archives behind a paywall. Actually, you're right… their site also uses breakable URLs and puts everything behind a pay wall. And don't think some smart media execs and entrepreneurs aren't salivating over the opportunity of some major publications to go behind the paywall. Then, sometimes, after some time of free availability the content may be moved back behind the paywall into some kind of archive. The Wall Street Journal did a story today - behind the pay wall - about Hollywood squeezing above-the-title movie actors in light of the current economic system. Being a former medical professional I can tell you locking up research info behind paywalls is a heinous crime! Please, please, please, please, please DO put all of your incestuous pro-state propaganda masquerading as news behind a paywall. The paywall is one kind of black curtain: this is a more deadly one. Assuming this rate holds, you can turn 1,000,000 daily visitors into 50 paying visitors with a paywall. Techdirt puts up a paywall, and up and coming copyright blogs can now fly under its wings, by stealing that paywall content! But it will only be temporary: the thing about a paywall is that you want people to keep paying. The irony here though is that Techdirt, having preached against such paywalls, goes and sets one up itself! The full story is behind a paywall. Unfortunately, the articles are all behind paywalls. The New York Times has finally killed its paywall. I'm not saying whether they should or shouldn't use paywalls or anything like that. Why did they take down the pay wall? Solutions bandied about include digital subscriptions (a la Wall Street Journal and Financial Times), pay walls and micropayments. Derivatives paywalled adjective The paywalled sites lack of success came as a massive shock to staff when the figures were announced in a newsroom meeting last week. Example sentencesExamples If A Blogger Links To The New Paywalled NY Times, And It Leads To A Subscription, Will The NYT Pay The Blogger? I can't get at the full report, as Piper Jaffray has it paywalled and sells it to customers. Don't bet on iPad apps being a saviour for expensive magazines, paywalled newspapers, etc. any time soon. More than 105,000 users have paid to access content on paywalled websites of The Times and The Sunday Times. Definition of paywall in US English: paywall nounˈpāwôlˈpeɪwɔl (on a website) an arrangement whereby access is restricted to users who have paid to subscribe to the site. Example sentencesExamples Why did they take down the pay wall? The full story is behind a paywall. Assuming this rate holds, you can turn 1,000,000 daily visitors into 50 paying visitors with a paywall. It could have done what you say while still keeping some print columnists and the archives behind a paywall. I'm not saying whether they should or shouldn't use paywalls or anything like that. The Wall Street Journal did a story today - behind the pay wall - about Hollywood squeezing above-the-title movie actors in light of the current economic system. Please, please, please, please, please DO put all of your incestuous pro-state propaganda masquerading as news behind a paywall. And don't think some smart media execs and entrepreneurs aren't salivating over the opportunity of some major publications to go behind the paywall. Actually, you're right… their site also uses breakable URLs and puts everything behind a pay wall. The New York Times has finally killed its paywall. Techdirt puts up a paywall, and up and coming copyright blogs can now fly under its wings, by stealing that paywall content! The irony here though is that Techdirt, having preached against such paywalls, goes and sets one up itself! Implementing a newspaper paywall is a comparatively straightforward task. But it will only be temporary: the thing about a paywall is that you want people to keep paying. Then, sometimes, after some time of free availability the content may be moved back behind the paywall into some kind of archive. Recap is not the first to liberate these documents from behind the paywall. Solutions bandied about include digital subscriptions (a la Wall Street Journal and Financial Times), pay walls and micropayments. Unfortunately, the articles are all behind paywalls. Being a former medical professional I can tell you locking up research info behind paywalls is a heinous crime! The paywall is one kind of black curtain: this is a more deadly one.
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