Women’s Wear Daily’s Memo Pad column reports Friday that The Wall Street Journal is considering adding a culture section to its menu.
Memo Pad writes, “At a lunch for prospective advertisers in the newspaper’s first-ever glossy magazine, WSJ., Journal managing editor Marcus Brauchli told WWD he’s excited about the possibility of a culture section — prototypes have been overseen by former House & Garden editor in chief Dominique Browning — but that he’s still waiting to discuss it with News Corp. brass, who, judging by recent headlines about a possible Yahoo deal, clearly have a lot on their plates at the moment.”
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