Announcement of changes coming to PVDN in the coming days

October 5, 2021 / By Ian Hayden Parker

PVDN is making changes in the coming days based on reader surveys and feedback. The majority of complaints are that PVDN has too much advertising, PVDN isn’t providing enough content, the news brief videos and the newsletters need to be more frequent. PVDN has spent months trying to find a balance of how we cut advertising but offer more content and video production. These changes will meet those needs.

PVDN HAS REMOVED 80% OF ADVERTISING FROM WEBSITE

Effective as of October 5, 2021. PVDN has removed 80% of ads on our website. This is possible thanks to those who have donated to PVDN and have joined as a Supporter with a yearly subscription.

PVDN NEWSLETTER WILL ONLY BE DELIVERED TO SUPPORTERS

Starting on October 5, 2021, the daily newsletter became available only to PVDN Supporters ($25.00 yearly), the newsletter will no longer be a free service due to the cost involved in producing and sending the daily news, and our reduction in revenue from removing ads on our site to better serve you, the reader.

If you currently receive the news by email and wish to continue receiving the newsletter, please become a PVDN Supporter here: https://buy.stripe.com/dR6040eY34jv1CE289

EXCLUSIVE CONTENT FOR SUPPORTERS ONLY

PVDN will be offering exclusive content for PVDN Supporters only, including access to the twice-weekly news brief videos with Felipe Álvarez. If you want exclusive content or wish to continue seeing the videos by Felipe, please make sure you are a PVDN Supporter. We will also offer exclusive content for PVDN Supporters. Become a PVDN Supporter here: https://buy.stripe.com/dR6040eY34jv1CE289

PVDN PHONE APP IS COMING!

In January 2022, PVDN will make available the PVDN app for android and iOS for free and will be available in both the Google and Apple app stores for download.

PVDN HAS DISCONTINUED THE USE OF FACEBOOK AND INSTAGRAM

Finally, PVDN has decided to discontinue the use of Facebook pages and groups to post news, as Facebook is no longer a brand that we believe PVDN should associate our brand with.

PVDN is making changes in the coming days based on reader surveys and feedback. The majority of complaints are that PVDN has too much . . .

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