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| UK Consumers Flocking to Online News, Though Few Pay For It
-- Only 3.8 % pay for online news, while 68% of users report accessing it. That's according to a new trends study released in December 2011 by Oliver & Ohlbaum, a British research form, which shows that multi-sourcing of news... |
| Times of London Website Readership Goes From 20 Million a Month to 105,000 After Pay Wall
-- New York Magazine reported on November 2, 2010: "Only 105,000 people paid either for one-pound day passes or two-pound monthly passes to view content on the website of the London Times, down from 20 million monthly users back before the pay wall was... |
| Has Rupert Murdoch's Times of London Paywall Paid Off?
-- The Independent newspaper of London reported on September 2, 2010: "Two months after Rupert Murdoch's decision to erect a subscription paywall around the websites of The Times and The Sunday Times, thus removing their... |
| Times of London Puts Some Ads Outside the Wall and on iPad as Web Display Reduces
-- Guardian's paidContent:UK reported on August 9, 2010: "Though they are often cast as distinct business models, advertising and paid content are not necessarily mutually exclusive - or are they? Observations from Times Newspapers’ digital... |
| Times of London Goes 'Tentatively Paid'
-- paidContent.org reported on July 1, 2010: "We’ve covered every step in Times Newspapers’ conversion to paid websites - the initial plan, the confirmation, the blocking of stories from search engines and the... |
| Initial Data and Analysis of Times of London's Paywall... Which Doesn't Always Make One Pay
-- Hitwise.com reported on June 24, 2010: "Following months of speculation, News International has finally erected a paywall around the Times newspaper website. After a couple of weeks running two sites, in parallel, visitors to the former site are now... |
| Times of London's Paid Site Will Turn Search Engines Away From Stories
-- PaidContent:UK reported on May 24, 2010: "The Times and Sunday Times’ upcoming paid sites will not allow their articles to appear in search engines like Google. That was one nugget gleaned during a preview of the attractive forthcoming... |
| Times of London Explores Reasons for Working in Journalism
-- May 16, 2010: The London newspaper waxed rhapsodic on the subject of making a career of writing for a newspaper: "A good job in journalism is a licence for nosiness, a soapbox on which to perorate and a backstage pass to the... |
| May 1, 2010 -- Times of London Profiles '40 Bloggers Who Really Count': Those profiled include Gwyneth Paltrow, Perez Hilton and Nikke Finke. The full story: http://technology.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/tech_and_web/article7108518.ece Posted by Mondo Times editors, Boulder Colorado USA, May 3, 2010 |
| The Times and The Sunday Times to Charge for Use of Websites From June 2010
-- The Times reported on March 27, 2010: "The Times and The Sunday Times will start charging for online content from June, it was announced yesterday. Readers will be offered a week’s subscription for £2, or a day’s access for £1, to two new... |
| Times of London to Charge for Web Access
-- The Wall Street Journal reported on March 26, 2010: "The Times and Sunday Times newspapers in the U.K. announced a much-anticipated plan to charge readers for their online news, becoming two of the most... |
| Rupert Murdoch Predicts the End of Printed Newspapers
-- In an interview on Fox Business Network on June 8, 2009, Rupert Murdoch predicted the end of newspapers in printed form: "I can see the day, maybe 20 years away, where you don't actually have paper and ink and printing... |
| Writing in the Sunday Times on May 17, 2009, Bryan Appleyard offers a fatuous,
reactionary and altogether very British indictment of Californians, the world wide web and anything else that offends his strong sense of order and tradition: "Twenty years have passed since Sir Tim Berners-Lee created the world wide web. From... |
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