The Wall Street Journal is changing the way it edits stories and the structure of its news desk, according to a memo from managing editor Marcus Brauchli posted on the Romenesko site.
“The subjects handled by the general news desk will include U.S. and world news, the economy, regulation, politics and policy — matters that usually appear in the A section of the print edition. The general desk (and soon the A section of the paper) will also deal with coverage of news about education, religion, science, philanthropy and other issues.
“The corporate news desk will oversee news about companies, management and strategy, technology, media and marketing and the art of business. It will oversee an enlarged Marketplace section of the print paper, which will be a robust, news-driven, international-minded compendium of all that matters in business news each day.”
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Sounds like A will compete with the New York Times and B with the Financial Times.