The Financial Times will publish a single global newspaper beginning during the first-half of next year, according to editor Lionel Barber.
He said the relentless pace of technological change is driving the shift at the Pearson-owned property.
In a staff memo, Barber noted that the "1970s-style newspaper publishing process -- making incremental changes to multiple editions through the night -- is dead."
He said the print FT will get its news from the web, not vice versa. It will concentrate on long-form pieces, opinion, features and analysis and graphics.
The future FT will have a small print team supported by a larger integrated web staff focused on putting breaking news on computer screens, tablets, smartphones and soon-to-emerge informational platforms.
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