The Wall Street Journal wants consumers of business news to receive its information via e-mail, print, Blackberry and online, said publisher Gordon Crovitz in a Sunday presentation.
Crovitz discussed the newspaper’s redesign, launched Jan. 2, at the fall Society of American Business Editors and Writers conference, and noted that individual paid subscriptions have risen 5 percent since that time while other newspapers have seen a decline in their subscribers.
“I may be the last person in American with publisher in my title who is optimistic about the future,” said Crovitz.
During his hour-long talk, Crovitz also disclosed:
Said Crovitz: “We’re trying to make the newspaper as easy and accessible to get through as Web sites.”
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