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There was a noticeable note of surprise from BBC2's Newsnight presenter, Gavin Esler, when he mentioned the BSkyB story when showing the FT's front page at the end of the show.

Murdoch reported to be close to BSkyB deal 2011

Here is Reuters blogger Felix Salmon's take on the FT's paywall.

Andy Plesser: Digital Media Milestone: News Consumption via Mobile Reaches Nearly Half for Financial Times Andy Plesser 2011

Yglesias, citing the FT's Ed Luce on the Pledge for America.

Short reality check Michael Tomasky 2010

Posted December 15, 2004 11: 52 PM glory writes: btw, here is the FT's take = D cheers!

Social Security Privatization, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

EducationalThe biggest earners are the group's pay-TV platforms and, like the FT's owner Pearson, its educational publishing arm, which operates mainly in Latin America.

El País saved as debts rise and sales fall Giles Tremlett in Madrid 2010

As FT's John Gapper reports, Landis that's his real name is "the man responsible for the longest, strangest forgery spree the American art world has known."

Story pick: A forger's story J. Freedom du Lac 2011

The Times on June 20 flooded the zone (to borrow a phrase from the Howell Raines era) with tech bubble coverage, producing four stories (four!) not just on LinkedIn, but on tech startups in general and the venture capitalists who invest in them (the FT's ignorant investors, perhaps?)

Yvette Kantrow: Tiny Bubbles Yvette Kantrow 2011

The Times on June 20 flooded the zone (to borrow a phrase from the Howell Raines era) with tech bubble coverage, producing four stories (four!) not just on LinkedIn, but on tech startups in general and the venture capitalists who invest in them (the FT's ignorant investors, perhaps?)

Yvette Kantrow: Tiny Bubbles Yvette Kantrow 2011

According to a correspondent on FT's Alphaville the original Telegraph headline was: "European banks may need massive bail-out - European banks sitting on £16.3 trillion of toxic assets may suffer massive losses, according to a confidential Brussels document."

The disappearing £16.3 trillion Not a sheep 2009

Last night's 4% rise in the Dow and the excitable reaction of European markets this morning was apparently related to the FT's suggestion that the EC finally had a plan to recapitalise Europe's banks.

Eurozone debt crisis: Markets rally on bank recapitalisation hopes - Live 2011