BusinessDay, West Africa’s leading business and economic newspaper is set to launch a premium online service on October 1, 2015.
BusinessDay has been Nigeria’s top financial and daily business news brand since 2001.
The online service will see it provide top-notch breaking news to its subscribers and world class content designed to keep business leaders ahead of the competition.
The paid service will give Subscribers the option of Basic subscription, Premium subscription and Premium Plus subscription, in order to access the content online.
Patrick Ijegbai, BusinessDay’s subscription manager says, “Our subscribers will have access to world class content from Reuters, Research Reports, HBR, The Economist and more. We will also provide BusinessDay subscribers locally and abroad with multiple platforms to access our premium content.”
Basic subscribers will be able to get full access to s19080.p615.sites.pressdns.com/en, each day’s issues via the BusinessDay app, email briefings and alerts, access to a full market data section and other services. Premium subscribers would benefit from the basic plan, and also get daily deliveries of BusinessDay newspaper in print, as well as special issues and reports such as The World in 2016, reports from The Economist, Harvard Business Review, the Financial Times of London and more.
Premium Plus Subscribers will benefit from the premium package, which include BusinessDay In Audio, discounts on the cost of BusinessDay Conference registration, BusinessDay events, BusinessDay Research and Intelligence Reports, and access to Businessday Mobile TV channel etc.
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