Robert MacMillan of Reuters reports that Dow Jones & Co., the parent of The Wall Street Journal, is seeking a correction of a Journal story about the parent company being sold to News Corp.
“The story, published in the Thursday edition of the newspaper, said the payment would be in exchange for Bancroft not using a trust he oversees to block the sale.
“‘Dow Jones is asking for a correction,’ said a Dow Jones spokeswoman.
“She would not specify what was wrong.
“A spokesman for the Journal said the newspaper had no plans to run a correction.”
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