Advertising Age is reporting that Wall Street Journal publisher Gordon Crovitz is working on a new version of the print edition of the paper.
“And that reflects a growing and welcome effort among publishers to mine the particular advantages of Web surfing for application to the printed page.
“‘I’ve been saying this for a while now, but print — newspapers especially — needs to embrace marriage with the Web to remain viable and dynamic,’ said Eric Blankfein, senior VP-director of communication-channel planning at Horizon Media. ‘The fact that The Wall Street Journal is a successful paid site lends itself to the daily adopting certain elements in order to remain fresh. This is likely a good example of a newspaper merging assets in order to make both products more valuable to advertisers and readers alike.'”
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