Murdoch Prepares to Make Wall Street Journal Site wsj.com Free

by cactos on 2007-08-11 10:05:11

Media mogul Murdoch's frequent influence on the stance of newspapers has made us quite disappointed. It remains unknown whether the acquisition of Dow Jones will affect the stance of the Wall Street Journal, but Murdoch claims it won't impact the newspaper's editorial stance. Even before the acquisition, the journalists responsible for covering China at the Wall Street Journal had joined together to protest against this acquisition. However, Murdock's plan to make the Wall Street Journal website free is undoubtedly great news for users like us who have no chance to subscribe, and finally, Murdoch hasn't let us down.

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