Incrementally I am being closed off to media online.

[no_hypocrisy]

The NY Times allows 10 articles per month for free. Then without a subscription, you're closed out.
More or less the same thing for the Washington Post.

I can't access even local news in New Jersey because one paper allows 10 free articles, and period, you're shut out.
The other paper demands I disable my AdBlocker. However, I know many sites can't sift out the Malware attached to their commercial clients, so I won't do that.

I understand the need for media to make revenue online as their hardcopy papers are losing readership and sales.

However, I would need to dedicate at least another $100 (which I don't have) to access all the newspapers and magazines and sites and would have to pay a service to regularly remove the malware.

Guess it's back to the public library to regularly read newspapers and magazines.

[tanyev]

1. Check if your library has digital subscriptions to the media you want to read.

My library has digital magazines and some newspapers.

[Dr Hobbitstein]

2. Get a VPN. I pay $30/yr. nt

[GemDigger]

3. Someone on DU (can't remember who) gave a tip that has helped me.

If you have an InPrivate window option, use it. For some reason it gets past paywalls.

[Runningdawg]

4. I was about to suggest the same thing. It doesn't work on ALL of them, but most.