The Independent could be the first UK newspaper to charge for some of the articles on its website.
Indie chief executive Gavin O'Reilly said he is looking at an online "charging structure".
The Times and Sunday Times also have plans for web-based paid-for content.
Would you really want to pay for that stuff?
- Dave Davies, Basingstoke, Hants, 20/03/2009 15:31
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