Short Stories and Pulp Magazines

I'm sure everyone remembers buying short story magazines or pulp magazines as a kid. Almost every major writer that came out of the modern era had got their start in these types of publications. Those didn't go on to write novels were still able to make a decent living if they continued writing short stories for the pulps.

With the rise of television, circulation of these magazines steadily declined, and many of them ceased publication. However, short stories and pulps have resurfaced in the form of electronic magazines online called ezines. These ezines can be produced and distributed at very little cost at all, but the main problem is that, much like mostly everything on the internet, these ezines are sent to readers for free.

This means no income for the publishers of these ezines or the writers who are trying to earn a living doing what they love. How should the publishers of these ezines charges fees to the readers, and how should the writers get paid?