The Times Web site will be paid in June

Access to the site of the British editions of The Times and The Sunday Times of June 2010 will be paid, reports The Times Online.
Currently materials newspapers laid out on the combined site of The Times Online, they are available to all comers. In early May, publisher News International, which in addition to the regular version and the Sunday edition of The Times owned by The Sun and News of the World, will open the individual sites The Times and The Sunday Times. Until June, the new version of the newspaper’s website will work in conjunction with The Times Online, which they then completely replaced.

The cost of access to sites will be 1 pound (1.5 euros) per day and 2 pounds (3 euros) per week subscription. For this money will be no restrictions as to visit website The Times, and read the online version of The Sunday Times.

Newspapers will be located at the addresses thetimes.co.uk and thesundaytimes.co.uk. At present, these addresses are rerouted to timesonline.co.uk. After the discovery of new versions of the websites of British newspapers will be special offers for the reading of books News International on the phones, tablet computers and many other portable devices.

Thus, running a paid version of The Times will be held as scheduled despite the statement of its owner Rupert Murdoch. In late 2009, he told me that last summer announced the launch of new versions of publications have to be postponed because of them is still a lot of work.

Headed by Murdoch, News Corp. already has one online publication with a partially charged– The Wall Street Journal. According to the Associated Press, the newspaper has more than 400 thousand subscribers and is one of the most successful books pay for reading materials. It is assumed that after The Times and The Sunday Times on the system with paid access sites will be transferred to The Sun and News of the World.

Charge a fee for access to their site and going to another popular newspaper – The New York Times. It is expected that the publication will go to the paid work system in 2011.