(Alberta) Paying for Online news

  

Many news publishers ask  their customers to pay for their services after a limited number of news articles could be read for free. This has been the case for quite some time. The internet has certainly changed the news industry with news never having been so accessible. The days of huge profits from paper based sales are long gone as that part of a business’ revenue continues to go down. I believe most newspapers will eventually adopt this model worldwide.  For the record, I have no intentions of ever charging for this service. If you choose to read articles from a paper and are asked to pay, we will not be involved in your decision. Our motivation is to provide research on Alberta real estate to empower investors worldwide on this once in a lifetime opportunity. 

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