Financial Times CEO John Ridding explains how to make people pay for media

Financial Times CEO John Ridding explains how to make people pay for media

Subscriptions to online reporting from the Nikkei-owned London-based business newspaper start at $350 per year, and readers are buying. Ridding said two-thirds of the FT’s 900,000 subscribers are digital customers, and subscriptions have overtaken advertising as the chief source of the company’s revenue.
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