Why The Forward Is Launching Digital Subscriptions
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By Rachel Fishman Feddersen May 12, 2017
Dear Friend of the Forward:
If you’re here, you care about independent Jewish journalism. That’s why we want to share some important news.
To continue providing the award-winning coverage you love, Forward.com is becoming a subscription site. Visitors will pay for content after viewing 10 stories.
Keeping your connection to the Forward is easy. For just $1, our special trial offer gives you one month of 24/7, unlimited access to Forward.com, plus a print subscription. (After that, your subscription will automatically renew every 30 days at the regular monthly rate of $6.99.)
If you’re a print subscriber, you’ve already got an all-access pass to Forward.com included in your subscription! Simply register at Forward.com/register to activate it.
The best part? Your subscription powers Forward.com journalism. By subscribing, you’re helping ensure a strong future for the trustworthy, fact-based reporting you value. It matters now more than ever. Thank you.
Warm regards,
Rachel Fishman Feddersen CEO and Publisher
P.S. — Remember, print subscribers already received an all-access pass to Forward.com. Just register at Forward.com/register to activate it.
P.P.S. If you have any other questions we put together this helpful FAQ for you.
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— Rachel Fishman Feddersen, Publisher and CEO
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