The New York Times and Wall Street Journal upgrade their websites

This week, NYTimes.com will get a facelift that includes a clearer structure, easier navigation and more space for advertising and sponsorships. The site will also be supplemented with embedded video. Those who want to watch it will get 15 seconds of advertising before the New York Times content appears. In addition, the site comes up with new news aggregation: Each time a user visits the site, the news, which comes from different sources, is updated.Wall Street Journal online WSJ.com, on the other hand, has added an RSS feed feature that enables users to select and compile their own sources. Any content available via RSS is thus displayed on the site. The feeds include headlines, teasers and links. With this service, WSJ.com positions itself as a good entry-level news site. The new features on NYTimes.com are free of charge; at WSJ.com they are included in the existing subscription price.