I am tempted to say we could have offered a little insight on that ourselves (being a diminutive digital outfit) - but seriously, it bodes very ill for Telegraph.co.uk and for the future of the newspaper in general.
It may be the best-selling broadsheet in the UK, but without an innovative and agenda-setting website how can it hope to compete with the rest of the news industry and build an audience for the future?
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