Amazon launches UK-compatible Kindle for $279
07 Oct 2009 | by Jacquie Bowser
-- although not The Guardian. The FT and The Independent were already offering subscriptions ...
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AOP Summit 2009: Mobile session round-up
07 Oct 2009 | by Jacquie Bowser
edition of the magazine through a page-turning format. UK newspaper websites Telegraph.co.uk, FT ...
Time gathers rivals for digital magazine store
05 Oct 2009 | by Jacquie Bowser
the venture. The FT said the business would be structured like the US online video service Hulu, formed ...
FT targets luxury brands with How To Spend It website
01 Oct 2009 | by Darren Davidson
-fareast-language:#0400; mso-bidi-language:#0400;} The FT said the website will carry the core ... glamorous gifts on a daily basis. Dominique Moseley, magazine and luxury publishing director at the FT ...
Readers prefer subscriptions over micropayments
22 Sep 2009 | by Staff
in existence being the subscriptions offered by the Financial Times for FT.com and the Wall Street Journal ...
Fashion brands Burberry and Zara plot online assault
17 Sep 2009 | by Darren Davidson
Ahrendts, chief executive of Burberry, told the FT today: "These might not even be customers yet ...
News websites suffer dips in reach among Europe's top earners
15 Sep 2009 | by Darren Davidson
sample of the top 13% of all adults based on income across 16 markets, reveals that the reach of FT ... . The downward trajectory was also evident among the FT's online rivals, with economist.com down from 2.0% to 1 ... the very top 3%. FT.com's reach among the top 3% is up from 8.2% to 8.5%, while The Wall Street Journal ...
News Corp bids to form paid online content consortium
21 Aug 2009 | by Staff
content and argued that rival news organisations can follow the FT's subscription model. "We think we ... ," he said. Read more on Brand Republic FT: people will pay for general news content Big ...
FT.com looks at charging for content
07 Aug 2009 | by Sarah Johnson
-fareast-language:#0400; mso-bidi-language:#0400;} The Pearson owned FT is reported to be planning to start ... possible returns for FT content, and micropayments is one area that offers great potential. We won ... and technical solutions in place.' It is reviewing whether any content on FT.com will remain free to access ...
Murdoch will charge for all online news
06 Aug 2009 | by Staff
was inexorable. The FT and Murdoch's Wall Street Journal are the only two newspapers that currently charge ... to planet FT or how you can charge for content like the pink'un. ...
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