The TLDR version, real quick, because you're busy. You: I know that the ad-supported model of journalism is fucked – it’s volatile and shrinking and only getting worse for publishers.
Scene’s been your source for independent news and culture for 54 years. We need your help to make it the next 54.: I know that the ad-supported model of journalism is fucked – it’s volatile and shrinking and only getting worse for publishers. Because of that, reader-supported membership models are essential to the strength and future of trusted local media.
And/or I’m the family member of one of the small handful of staffers and I don’t want them moving back home., a new membership program where we’re asking you, the readers of Northeast Ohio, to help sustain one of the pillars of local journalism in Cleveland. The short version is that the financial model that sustained Scene has changed. Blame Facebook, blame Google , but the reality is that the digital ad market has shifted dramatically in recent years and Scene, like so many others, saw revenue declines that led directly to staff cuts. And it’s why Scene, like so many others, is hoping to pivot to a reader-membership model to replace what has been lost and put us on firmer footing.
Maybe it gets you past a paywall to the good stuff of a site that overall feels like the newspaper equivalent of shopping at Krazy Bins. Maybe you want to support community coverage and don’t mind infrequent stories because you dig the mission. Maybe you dig totes. Maybe you get exclusive newsletters.Why give your money to Scene instead of others? Great question.
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