WSJ.com Overhauls International Sites; ‘New Era’ For WSJ In Europe
Just in time for the continuing banking crisis, The Wall Street Journal this morning overhauled its overseas web play with the expected rela… Read more »
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WSJ.com Relaunches European And Asian Editions, Moves Into India
By Sruthijith KK
In keeping with new owner Rupert Murdoch’s focus on key Asian markets, WSJ.com launched its India edition this morning at India.wsj.com. Ind… Read more »
Dow Jones Says It Reduced Costs $100 Million In ’08, Promises $40 Million In Savings For H109
By David Kaplan
Perhaps trying to validate News Corp (NYSE: NWS) Chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch’s earnings call line about “not tolerating any fat,” the Do… Read more »
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WSJ Cuts Smaller Than Expected; No Layoffs At DJ Newswires; Full Memo
By David Kaplan
In the middle of the News Corp earnings call, its Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS) subsidiary said it was cutting 14 jobs instead of the 50 positions t… Read more »
Report: Editorial Cuts Coming at the WSJ
By Rafat Ali
That’s according to Jeff Bercovici, reporting on Portfolio.com: the until-now relatively insulated Wall Street Journal newsroom may be in fo… Read more »
Industry Moves: Barrons.com Shuffles Editors; Yahoo Finance’s Bartalos Returns As Site Editor
By David Kaplan
Barrons.com is making a few changes at the top of its masthead, saying it wants to better focus its operations. Randall Forsyth is being pro… Read more »
Newspaper Roundup: Seattle P-I; Post-Dispatch; Dow Jones; Sun Times; Journal Reg; Warren Buffett
By David Kaplan
–Seattle P-I future uncertain: Seattle could be a one newspaper town, according to KING-TV, which was told by an unidentified source that t… Read more »
Leaner Times Lead To Lower Standards For Online Ads? Perish The Thought
By David Kaplan
Doing what they can to survive the tougher economy, websites are starting to relax the rules they place on the size and formats of the ads t… Read more »
Newspaper Roundup: Journal Comm; Seattle-Times; AP; WSJ.com
By David Kaplan
– Journal Comm online revs fall 5 percent: A few days after the Milwaukee company has laid off 39 workers (17 cut at its newspaper), Journa… Read more »
Interview: New NYT.com GM Denise Warren: Tip-toeing Into Aggregation
By David Kaplan
As if heading advertising for the New York Times (NYSE: NYT) Media Group wasn’t tough enough in this climate, Denise Warren is taking on the… Read more »
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Dow Jones To Launch Japanese Site, And Advertisers Are Returning, Thomson Says
By Patrick Smith
With most big media companies retrenching around the world, Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS) has said it plans to expand. The latest evidence is a new… Read more »
Opening Its Home Page, NYT Goes For Aggregation; WSJ Now Offering Ad Space On Front Page
By David Kaplan
The home pages at NYTimes.com and WSJ.com have a few new elements today. At NYTimes.com, the site is finally opening its Times Extra feature… Read more »
Dow Jones Ups Langhoff To Lead European Charge, Focus On Online
Dow Jones (NSDQ: NWS) has picked a local publishing exec with online tenure to lead The Wall Street Journal’s assault on Europe next year as… Read more »
How Murdoch Wooed The Journal, and Zannino’s Role
By Rafat Ali
Michael Wolff’s much anticipated book about Rupert Murdoch, which comes out tomorrow, is all the rage on this media Monday, and is at least… Read more »
With Ad Spend Down, Financial News Sites Turns To Subscriptions, Partnerships To Boost Revenue
By David Kaplan
Although financial news providers’ audience numbers have shot up markedly since the global economic crisis erupted this fall, that hasn’t re… Read more »
WSJ Targets NYT’s Luxury Advertisers; NYTCo Stock Hits New Low On Ad Worries
By David Kaplan
The increasingly Murdochized WSJ has been aggressively trying to lure NYT’s luxury advertisers in much the same way the financial newspaper… Read more »
Industry Moves: Kansas Out As FiLife Head; Former iVillage/Oberon Exec Kucharz In
FiLife, the IAC-Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS) personal finance joint venture, is flipping top execs: Dave Kansas, who signed on in early 2007 when t… Read more »
WSJ.com’s Third Super-Premium Tier Coming?
By Rafat Ali
Murdoch’s love for newspapers is undying, nevermind the near-death throes of the medium itself, and he reads it out (literally, on the radio… Read more »
Layoffs Coming At Dow Jones’ Enterprise Group
By David Kaplan
A recent cost-cutting regimen at Dow Jones’ Enterprise Media Group won’t save the unit from layoffs, according to a memo obtained by Talking… Read more »
Industry Moves: WSJ Names Times Of London’s Baker Deputy Editor-In-Chief
By David Kaplan
You may have noticed that the WSJ is looking more like a British newspaper every day, with its new Heard of the Street format, “no-jump” sto… Read more »
Murdoch: WSJ.com Making Over $100 Million From Ads, ‘Probably’ $100 Million In Subscription Fees
WSJ.com is making more than $200 million from advertising and subscriptions, News Corp Chairman and CEO Rupert Murdoch told analysts during… Read more »
FOBM Video: WSJ’s Robert Thomson On Premium News, Journalism And Globalization
At our second Future of Business Media conference, Robert Thomson, editor-in-chief of Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS) and managing editor of WSJ, was… Read more »
@ FOBM: Newser Founder: Murdoch Wasn’t Aware of DJ’s Enterprise Business Before Sale
By Tricia Duryee
Michael Wolff, founder of Newser, a columnist for Vanity Fair and author of an upcoming book about News Corp.’s Rupert Murdoch, took a coupl… Read more »
@ FOBM: Economy Will Impact Billion-Dollar Deals; Old Media Should Buy New Media
By Tricia Duryee
When it comes to the shaky economy, the big question is how are deals getting done? A panel at FOBM offered some optimism, saying that compa… Read more »
News Corp’s Synergy Play With WSJ Starts: Australian Co-branded Section
By Rafat Ali
A year into Dow Jones and WSJ being part of News Corp (NYSE: NWS). the international synergy play across the vast media empire of Rupert Mur… Read more »
@ Media & Money: Sirius XM’s Karmazin: Managing Debt, Stronger Balance Sheet — All In The Future
By David Kaplan
With over $2 billion in debt, the merged satellite radio company *Sirius XM* already had plenty of challenges before the credit markets tigh… Read more »
Industry Moves: Newsweek; LIN TV; MySpace; Spotzer
– Newsweek: The *Washington Post Co*. mag has named Pamela Raley, a former online ad sales exec at Hearst, *Disney* and Revolution Health,… Read more »
Industry Moves: Venrock-eMusic CEO; ESPN; Linden Lab; Evri; WSJ; eBay
– Venrock-eMusic CEO: Outgoing eMusic CEO David Pakman is joining the venerated VC firm Venrock as a Partner in New York City, where he wil… Read more »
Barron’s Acquires Winner’s Circle Organization To Expand Conferences Business
By Joseph Weisenthal
Barron’s Magazine, published by Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS), is acquiring The Winner’s Circle Organization, a conference organizer dedicated to pr… Read more »
Wall Street Journal Gets Tributes.com-Powered Obits
By Joseph Weisenthal
You wouldn’t typically think of The Wall Street Journal for its obituaries, but if you’re going to be a national newspaper (albeit one that… Read more »
Forbes Bringing Executive Woman Mag To The Web; WSJ Columnist Hymowitz Brought On To Head It
By David Kaplan
Nearly a year after Forbes launched a new print product, ForbesLife Executive Woman magazine, the magazine publisher is now going to create… Read more »
Murdoch: WSJ.com Sub Revs Could Increase by $300 Million in Next Few Years
By Rafat Ali
Rupert Murdoch could never be faulted for not being ambitious: at Goldman Sach Read more »
The New Dark and Brooding WSJ.com Is Launched
By Rafat Ali
The new WSJ.com, its most radical do-over since the online site launched in 1995, is now live. We wrote about the relaunch in detail last ni… Read more »
WSJ.com Relaunches During Financial News Meltdown; Glossy New Look, Business Song Remains The Same
It’s either the best of times or the worst of times for the long-awaited relaunch of WSJ.com. With all the tectonic shifts on Wall Street –… Read more »
Amazon, WSJ Try New Alcoholic Revenue Streams: Selling Wine
The Wall Street Journal has a wine franchise in columnists Dorothy J. Gaiter and John Brecher that’s hard to match on the content side. Now… Read more »
Newspaper Roundup: AP; Gannett; WSJ; NYT; McClatchy; AH Belo; Express Newspapers
By David Kaplan
– AP: Identifying one more nail in the AP’s heart, BuzzMachine’s Jeff Jarvis notices that New Jersey Read more »
WSJ.com Redesign and Relaunch Coming on Sep 16; May Start Charging Lot More For Tiers
By Rafat Ali
The Wall Street Journal, which is basking in the glory of launching its luxury magazine supplement WSJ, also slipped in a reference to the r… Read more »
Dow Jones’ Scarce Numbers; WSJ.com’s Subs Pass 1.1 MIllion; Integration With Other Brands
By Rafat Ali
Now that Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS) is one small part of the News Corp empire, its reported numbers are also, well, tiny. In News Corp’s Q208 ear… Read more »
A Year After: Dow Jones Under Murdoch: Enterprise’s the Bright Spot; WSJ Americas-Fox International
By Rafat Ali
It has been a year since Rupert Murdoch’s Dow Jones chase started, and DJ’s integration within the News Corp machinery continues. Variety do… Read more »
Moving Towards Each Other: More on NYT vs WSJ
By Rafat Ali
Yesterday we mentioned about the war of words between NYT’s digital side and WSJ.com….now today some more interesting new projects schedul… Read more »
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