Robert Andrews of PaidContent.org reports that the Financial Times is working on a new financial news site.
“According to the site:-
‘FT Tilt is a new online service from the Financial Times, launching later this year.
‘It is led by the same team that developed FT Alphaville, the multi-award winning financial blog, and promises a similar blend of lively news and analysis for a specialist audience of finance professionals.
‘This is a start-up venture under the FT’s umbrella. As such it offers frontline experience in developing a new digital media service from scratch.’
“When contacted, the FT wouldn’t add more detail beyond: ‘It’s a separate proposition outside FT.com. We’ll probably have something to say at the end of the year.'”
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