The Times gets an exclusive story and publishes it on its new "paid-for" website, no doubt expecting to pick up some additional revenue via new subscribers paying to read their scoop.
The Guardian follows the Times's tale and (unusually) leaves the second hand post on the front page of their website all day - purely in an effort to take some of the Times's traffic from Google searches and stop new subscribers.
Wednesday 4 August 2010
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