The internet has been bubbling with rumors about the hinted-at PSN premium service. This article on Destructoid reveals some possible features of said service, including:
 

• One-hour game trials.
• Exclusive in-game content.
• Unrestricted access to the PSOne Classics and Minis store.
• Cross-game party chat a possibility.

The internet has been bubbling with rumors about the hinted-at PSN premium service. This article on Destructoid reveals some possible features of said service, including:
 

• One-hour game trials.
• Exclusive in-game content.
• Unrestricted access to the PSOne Classics and Minis store.
• Cross-game party chat a possibility.

If "Unrestricted access to the PSOne Classics and Minis store" means all the games in those categories I want, then I'm all in for that.

Like you, the in-game content is the only thing I'd have a problem with. PSN needs more attention if it wants to really compete with Xbox Live, and I'm sure a subscription service would help pay for infrastructure. It could be a sound business decision.

No.   Thats all very interesting.  But no.  I'm not paying another god damn subscription fee.  If Sony wants to make me pick between XBL and PSN.  Fine, I've made my choice already.
 
Edit: The main thing I loved about PSN, was that it was free.  No tricks.

Let me remind every one this is from a 3rd party survey. So nothing can come out of this as fact, so do not treat it as such.

I'd pay for that.
 
The PS3 could do with a proper online service. I mean, Home? Life with Playstation? It's like the welcome channel in a hotel.

One of this things I'm wondering about is how many people will actually buy this. Most people just have PSN to play games online - if that's not part of the subscription, how many people will actually get this? I mean, I don't really know anyone who would pay that much money just so they could play 10+ year old games. That's what emulators are for. 
 
The one-hour game trials seems kinda dumb to me. If you download a demo, you can play it for however long you want. However this implies that you get only one hour of playtime with the actual game. To me, as a slow gamer, I like to take my time at games and look at the environments, make sure I understand everything, just basically take it all in. The one hour trial would rush me and make me not get a full feel for the game. 
 
As for the exclusive content... will this get rid of DLC for games? I'm kind of confused on this part. It also depends on what type of exclusive content we're getting.

" Let me remind every one this is from a 3rd party survey. So nothing can come out of this as fact, so do not treat it as such. "