Kate Cox

We've also had some listeners write in asking about ways to get around the paywall, not to, you know, stiff us, but for students or academic purposes like gift links or organizational memberships. Milton, who is a professor of digital marketing at University of Wisconsin at Madison said, asked us, how do I buy more?

I'd love to figure out a way to give my students easy access to articles so they don't encounter the paywall. I'd be willing to help offset the cost of individual articles I leverage. For example, could we partner together on an affiliate link approach? I'd also turn it into a meta assignment for them to learn more about affiliate marketing and the disruption in the creator and content economy.

I'd love to figure out a way to give my students easy access to articles so they don't encounter the paywall. I'd be willing to help offset the cost of individual articles I leverage. For example, could we partner together on an affiliate link approach? I'd also turn it into a meta assignment for them to learn more about affiliate marketing and the disruption in the creator and content economy.

I'd love to figure out a way to give my students easy access to articles so they don't encounter the paywall. I'd be willing to help offset the cost of individual articles I leverage. For example, could we partner together on an affiliate link approach? I'd also turn it into a meta assignment for them to learn more about affiliate marketing and the disruption in the creator and content economy.

Could we let this professor buy more Verge?

Could we let this professor buy more Verge?

Could we let this professor buy more Verge?

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Speaking of Blue Sky, that's where this next question came from. And I'm already laughing. It's from Caridot Peters, who writes, there's too much talk about podcasts as the primary source of information as news. And I get why. No or fewer paywalls. Do you see any alternative? Do you, Neil, I still believe in websites. Oh my God.

Speaking of Blue Sky, that's where this next question came from. And I'm already laughing. It's from Caridot Peters, who writes, there's too much talk about podcasts as the primary source of information as news. And I get why. No or fewer paywalls. Do you see any alternative? Do you, Neil, I still believe in websites. Oh my God.

Speaking of Blue Sky, that's where this next question came from. And I'm already laughing. It's from Caridot Peters, who writes, there's too much talk about podcasts as the primary source of information as news. And I get why. No or fewer paywalls. Do you see any alternative? Do you, Neil, I still believe in websites. Oh my God.

Also, with so many newsletters in addition to news sites, could an RSS-type solution be in the future?

Also, with so many newsletters in addition to news sites, could an RSS-type solution be in the future?

Also, with so many newsletters in addition to news sites, could an RSS-type solution be in the future?

So aren't we still the last website on Earth? That's the verge, right?

So aren't we still the last website on Earth? That's the verge, right?

So aren't we still the last website on Earth? That's the verge, right?

A lot, a lot, a lot of listeners wrote in about our interview this fall with Intuit CEO Sasan Godarzi. One example is from Jamal Khan, who wrote, "...I appreciated the tax reform questions you asked the Intuit CEO in your recent interview. They were fair, and it would have been a glaring omission if you hadn't brought it up. However, early episodes of the podcast were missing that edge."