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Telegraph: No More Chasing Web Hits

Posted at 7:41AM Thursday 04 Feb 2010

Telegraph Media Group's digital editor has signalled a strategic change for the publisher's online business, moving away from chasing the maximum number of web users to focus on the "three Cs": content, commerce and clubs.

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