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This is good news. The Wall Street Journal is one of the few really good publications left in the US and the owners have done a great job preserving editorial integrity. That integrity would have been out the window if GE were to become the owner

 

Submitted: Jun 21, 2007    Views: 227    Comments: 3    Likes: 6   


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ChristySchien
ChristySchien

You might want to watch a few minutes of Fox News and then contemplate the possibility of Rupert Murdoch ownings the Wall Street Journal. His ownership would turn the paper into a right wing podium.

Posted: Jun 21, 2007

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Maybe. I am actually expecting to see someone else emerge as a bidder now. Warren Buffett suggested on the Charlie Rose show that he would like to own the WSJ and would be a buyer under the right circumstances.

JRodgers

As the article points out, Pearson is largely an educational publisher. But, their financial publications - the FT and the Economist - are spectacular and they would have been a good custodian of the Wall Street Journal, even with GE also in there.

Posted: Jun 21, 2007

PhilR
PhilR

It's just a matter of time before someone scoops them up. Check out the link I just posted to an analysis by two Wharton professors.

Dow Jones and News Corp.

Posted: Jun 22, 2007



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