John Koblin of the New York Observer writes Wednesday that The Wall Street Journal is considering adding an arts and culture section as early as next year.
“‘It’ll be arts-and-culture–oriented,’ said one staffer, describing the new plan. ‘The ad side thought they could sell ads on a local New York basis, given the Broadway scene and the arts scene overall.”
“According to two staffers, the project is still very much in the conceptual stage, but the paper plans to hire two editors for it, one from outside the paper and one from inside. Journal editors will be drafted to start the section out much sooner on the Web, and that hire will happen in the very near future, according to one Journal source.”
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