Wall St. Journal to Continue Its Charges for Web Content
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Speaking at the World Economic Forum, Rupert Murdoch said Thursday that The Wall Street Journal will continue to charge readers for access to much of its Web site.
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WSJ.com may follow the NYTimes.com's lead in making its content free, in hopes of boosting overall revenue through advertising, News Corp head Rupert Murdoch said Tuesday.
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New York Times Co. will eliminate a charge to view columnists and access archives on the Web site of its flagship newspaper.
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The Wall Street Journal said it will begin publishing a long-discussed Saturday edition, beginning in September of next year. The Journal said its Weekend Edition will be delivered at no additional charge
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Dow Jones &amp; Co.&#39;s intention to pay $519 million in cash for business news publisher MarketWatch Inc. represents another step toward building its online news operation.
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Dow Jones & Company, the publisher of The Wall Street Journal, has agreed to buy MarketWatch, the parent company of the financial news Web site CBS MarketWatch, for approximately $519 million, the companies said today.
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Dow Jones Buying MarketWatch for $519 Million  Yes Virginia, there is money to be made in web publishing, especially stock market and trading news! The news will invigorate bloggers and news publishers everywhere. If you're read by a certain targeted market with money to spend, you can be worth something. Maybe ...
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If all you care about is reported profit, you wouldn't want any part of owning the Wall Street Journal. The paper, for all its cachet and influence, is at best marginally profitable; the profits of its parent, Dow Jones, come primarily from electronic data distribution. But the Journal, financial...
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News Corp. will probably end subscription fees at WSJ.com and will open the MySpace social-networking website to developers in a push to add readers and advertisers, chairman Rupert Murdoch said.
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Just last week, CBS MarketWatch and Dow Jones were battling it out for the Web-surfing audience, with MarketWatch going so far as to run an online ad campaign emphasizing that content was always free on its site, in response to a Wall Street Journal
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Gannett Co. Inc. , publisher of USA Today, said on Wednesday its fourth-quarter earnings would likely be in line with Wall Street forecasts.
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The New York Times Co.  on  Monday forecast second-quarter earnings of 41 cents to 43 cents  per share, compared to 42 cents a year ago, citing an improved  but still challenging advertising market.
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Media & professional: Despite opposition, Rupert's $5bn bid for the Wall Street Journal is likely to succeed - with implications for British papers. James Robinson reports.
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The New York Times will stop charging for access to parts of its Web site, effective at midnight Tuesday night.
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News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch  said on Thursday he would not make all online Wall Street  Journal content free.
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Company cites weak Wall Street Journal ads, analysts predict weak results at other newspaper chains. NEW YORK  - Dow Jones &amp; Co.
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The company that owns the Wall Street Journal has agreed to pay $519 million to buy the financial news Web site CBS MarketWatch. The weekend deal, which came after an auction that included bidders like Viacom