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A new weekly culture section for The Wall Street Journal may be in the pipeline. Such a move would bring the Rupert Murdoch-owned publication one step closer to the stated company goal of competing with The New York Times.
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If rumors are to be believed, the Wall Street Journal has been considering abandoning the subscription model for months. But alas, it’s not to be. Rupert Murdoch announced today that the Wall Street Journal, while expanding its free offerings, would not leave the subscription model. In fact, he stated that:
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"This may be the beginning of the end for the Wall Street Journal," says Adam Green, the civic communications director for MoveOn.org Civic Action. "No sane businessperson or investor will tolerate the type of unreliable, partisan news that Murdoch serves up at Fox and his other media outlets."
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As expected, Robert Thomson, a News Corp. editor close to Rupert Murdoch, is taking over as publisher of the Wall Street Journal. What does this mean for the Valley? Well, that Thomson will be headed her soon on a goodwill tour to shake loose advertising dollars. Not much else. [WSJ]
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