When developing Science Online the AAAS had to be aware of its readership for the printed version, not only to produce a suitable product but also to assess the impact on the size and diversity of the subscribers, its revenue base. A survey provided a profile of usage of the initial product and this information is used in developing new business and pricing models.

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