Editor & Publisher interviewed some of the New York Times columnists whose work is no longer accessible on the web without charge. They are not happy about the reduced readership, and note that in many overseas locations the $50 charge the Times imposes would pay for a lot more than on the Upper West Side. For its part, the Times is still keeping the number of those paying a state secret. Which means it is an embarrassment, in all liklihood. “I’m sad to lose an awful lot of readers, and a lot of readers in places like China and Pakistan...