Another magazine charging for online content

September 8, 2009 Marco | Editor

LONDON – The Economist is to charge for news content across its website, mirroring the recent move made by Rupert Murdochs News Corporation to introduce a paid-for model for its online news content.Economist.com currently offers its readers free access to news content on the site, including the news copy from its £4 cover price weekly magazine.

via Economist to charge readers for its online news content – Brand Republic News – Brand Republic.

Marco | Editor

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