The document summarizes an upcoming International Symposium on Online Journalism to take place on April 1, 2011. It will discuss the New York Times' paywall model and whether people will pay for online content. Panelists will include representatives from Google, The Dallas Morning News, Grupo Reforma in Mexico, Schibsted Media Group in Norway, and the Austin American-Statesman. Additional topics will include metering versus site-wide paywalls, the potential for hacking, and future developments in online journalism business models.

1. International Symposium on Online
Journalism
April 1, 2011

2. ‘That was quick: Four lines of code is
all it takes for The New York Times’
paywall to come tumbling down’
Nieman Journalism Lab
March 21, 2011

3.  How is it going so far?
 Will people pay?
 Metering vs. site-wide walls.
 Will hacking be a real problem?
 Future developments.

4.  Jim Gerber, director of content partnerships, Google
 Mark Medici, director of audience development, The
Dallas Morning News
 Jorge Meléndez, VP for new media, Grupo Reforma,
Mexico
 Eivind Thomsen, Schibsted Media Group, Norway
 Tim Lott, VP of audience strategy, Austin American-
Statesman

11.  Ex-Googlers Launch ‘NYT For A Nickel’ As Publicity
Stunt; NYT Not Amused
 Survey: Mobile News Readers Show Some
Willingness To Pay
 Germany’s Focus On Google One Pass: ‘It’s Just A
Small Test’
 Spooked Publishers State Their Demands To Tablet
Platforms