Nikkei Online Edition: How a 140-year old newspaper has adapted to the digital age

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  • EMURA Ryoichi
    Deputy General Manager BtoC Unit, Digital Business, Nikkei Inc.

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  • 日経電子版，これまでの歩みと今後の成長へ向けた課題
  • ニッケイ デンシバン,コレマデ ノ アユミ ト コンゴ ノ セイチョウ エ ムケタ カダイ

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<p>In June 2018, Nikkei’s Online Edition (Nikkei Denshiban) hit 600,000 subscribers - a remarkable milestone. Since its launch in March 2010, Denshiban has been regarded as a relatively expensive digital news service since its fee is about $40 a month. However, Nikkei’s engineering and editorial resources teamed up to enhance Denshiban’s quality and functionality. And longer term Denshiban aspires to become not only a news service but also a digital tool to enhance productivity in the workplace. This article reviews Denshiban’s past and future challenges, problems facing legacy media, and then forecasts the future of journalism in the digital age.</p>

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