Stephen Brook of The Guardian writes Monday that The Financial Times has changed its online access to allow readers to view up to 30 stories per month for free.
“Replacing it will be free access for all for the first five articles, with a ‘light-touch registration’ required after that and a total of 30 free articles each month. ‘The fundamental change here is to say to the user — you choose,’ says John Ridding, the FT’s chief executive.
“Project Mockingbird – the code name for the new access model – is part of a raft of changes to the site that include a redesign, a new markets page, more bloggers and more video. The company is implementing changes at a time, it says, when the website is riding high. Unique users and page views to FT.com are up more than 70% and 50% respectively so far this year.”
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