buyerwall
n.— «buyerwall, n., BYE-uhr-wal: The barrier separating the non-paying web surfer from a site’s premium content. e.g.—”I’d link to that asinine editorial in the Vancouver Province, but it’s behind the buyerwall.”» —“One Damn Thing After Another” by Rob Cottingham Rob Cottingham Communications (Can.) June 2, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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