WIRELESS AND MOBILE NEWS

The Wall Street Journal will no longer offer free unlimited access via it's mobile apps for BlackBerry and iPhone.  Starting October 24, some content from mobile apps and their mobile website will be free, while access to premium content will require a subscription.

"Our new mobile subscription model will enable us to continue to invest in the world's most essential news content and deliver it to our subscribers wherever and whenever they want it," Gordon McLeod, president of the Wall Street Journal Digital Network, said in a statement. "This transition also reinforces the value of our content on mobile, just as we've done online for more than a decade."

Mobile-only subscribers will be charged $2 per week and WSJ.com-only subscribers will be charged $1 a week. If the subscribers already have a print and online edition they will receive free access to the mobile content. Subscribers are billed annually.
There will also be a mobile website with similar pricing.

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