'Calendar Live' going pay Aug. 4

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Kevin Roderick • July 24 2003 3:09 PM

Come August 4, the Calendar Live section of the L.A. Times website will start charging for access to users who don't subscribe to the newspaper. Steve Outing (scroll down) at E-Media Tidbits says it will cost $4.95 a month or $39.95 a year to get the movie listings, reviews, local show times and arts stories. The rest of LATimes.com will remain free to registered users.

This blurb at Calendar Live touts new features, but never mentions that there will be a cost.

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