Heidi Dawley of Media Life magazine writes Thursday that the Financial Times is actually benefitting from Rupert Murdoch‘s ownership of The Wall Street Journal.
“’In terms of quality, the FT is better than it was,’ says Usman Ghazi, media analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort. ‘Compared to the last downturn, it will fare better.’
“Under new editor Lionel Barber and chief executive John Ridding, the FT has refined its strategy, reshuffling its properties. It has sold off stakes it had in country-specific publications in France and Germany as part of its aim to be a unified, global brand that reaches C-level executives through its five regional editions.
“‘Our strategy is a very global one,’ says the FT’s Hughes. ‘We believe that we are a very niche newspaper and that we cover business and finance better than most.'”
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