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(AP) — Facebook is working on a way for news organizations to charge readers for articles they share and read on the social network.
Facebook’s head of news partnerships, Campbell Brown, says the current plan is to require payments after reading 10 articles from a publisher through Facebook. Brown said at a conference in New York Tuesday that news organizations have been calling for subscription capabilities.
Facebook confirmed Brown’s remarks, which were reported by the business website The Street.
In a separate statement, Brown says Facebook is in early talks with publishers on “how we might better support subscription business models.”
Last week, news publishers said they are seeking permission from Congress for the right to negotiate jointly with Google and Facebook on ads and other issues.
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