Collegian Monetizes History
The Daily Collegian introduced a new product to its online store in the past week. The paper is now selling poster prints of front pages from special events, like Obama’s election and THON. The prints cost $10 plus tax and shipping. Eventually, the Collegian hopes to allow readers to purchase a front page print from any paper since sometime in 2001.
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