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I don’t know if it’s fair to say that people expect online content to be free due to a liberal bias. Regardless, it’s certainly true that people are increasingly choosing online news sources over print media. And online it is more difficult to monetize something like the news, because as long as there a quality, free source of news, people will tend to go there instead of paying for a subscription. This poll seems to be a bit biased since only bloggers were polled. Bloggers are journalists to some degree, though that degree varies, and they are more likely to appreciate quality reporting than other people on average. So their willingness to pay for a subscription for news is not representative of the entire population.