Todd Bishop, a reporter at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, wrote about comments made by Walt Disney Co. CEO Bob Iger at the annual Society of American Business Editors and Writers conference about what the thinks about News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch‘s bid to acquire Dow Jones & Co., the parent of The Wall Street Journal.
“But we’re not looking to grow in the global financial news space, so it wasn’t something that we would necessarily look at anyway.
“I’m not worried about who owns The Wall Street Journal. I read The Wall Street Journal, both as a consumer and as an executive, and I’m just going to hope that whoever runs The Wall Street Journal, owns it or runs it, is going to do so in a fair and balanced way. And until such time as I see otherwise, I’m not going to lose sleep over it. I’m sticking to our knitting, and if I have worries, which you’d expect anyone in this job would have at some point or another, it’s not about that. …
“But I watch with interest.”
Read more of Iger’s comments from Bishop’s story here.
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