Sources quoted by US media columnists Michael Wolff say that no one is subscribing to The Times paywall. He says the newspaper's website has been turned into an empty world.
News International is not commenting on Wolff's assertions, and two weeks in to the biggest leap of faith in modern day publishing, who can blame them. Suffice to say, the alternative view is that the company are so far understood to be encouraged by the numbers.
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