A report from the committee created last year to protect The Wall Street Journal‘s editorial independence says that its News Corp. owners have agreed to some amendments to strengthen its position.
“As contemplated in the original agreement, the managing editor of the Newswires will now report to the managing editor of the Journal, but a further amendment to the agreement provides that the top editor at the Newswires can still appeal disputes regarding ethical issues to the Committee.
“Balanced against the single recent episode is Mr. Thomson’s history of independence in editorial decision-making at the Times of London and before. We are aware of no evidence to the contrary.”
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