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Mar 31, 2010
NI to charge £1 for day's online access to The Times
News International (NI) will charge £1 for a day's access and £2 for a week's subscription to The Times and The Sunday Times websites from this summer, using a direct debit payment method.The Times and The Sunday Times are set to become the first UK national newspapers to charge for all their online content, although the Pearson-owned Financial Times has been progressively moving to a stage where it is charging for the vast majority of its content.
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