Jack Flack, who writes a blog for Conde Nast Portfolio critiquing the intersection between PR and media, argues that The Wall Street Journal under Rupert Murdoch‘s ownership will become a better read.
“The net effect is that the Journal will indeed become a better read, with juicier, timelier stories that are framed more dramatically. Yes, the editing will not be nearly as conservative, and thus the number of occasional embarrassments will increase, but not to any degree that will sufficiently diminish the paper’s credibility.”
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