Pay wall
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Un pay wall ou paywall (américanisme qui signifie littéralement « mur à péage ») est un mécanisme qui sert à bloquer tout ou partie de l'accès à un site web à l'aide d'un système de paiements. Les plus connus sont maintenus par des publications périodiques, tel des magazines[1]. Le premier pay wall connu serait celui mis en place par le Financial Times en 2002[2].
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