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FT launches first in series of niche online news services

June 23rd, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in ft, launch

The Financial Times (FT) has launched the first in a series of online financial news services for Europe.

Ignites Europe - aimed at workers in the European cross-border fund industry - has been launched by online news organisation Money-Media, which was bought by the FT in January.

The service is an email newsletter featuring 10-12 stories and mixing both original and aggregated content.

The paid-for newsletter expands the title outside of the USA, where it has been published for 10 years.

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