The Wall Street Journal announced Wednesday the launch of a new application for iPad and iPhone.
The app includes all the sections of the newspaper, plus a “Latest News” section, updated 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It includes regional editions for Europe and Asia. Readers in Japan also have access to “Latest News” in Japanese.
“As we celebrate our 125th anniversary, it is a fitting time to rededicate ourselves to the task of producing the finest, most reliable world-class journalism, executed for a modern audience in a contemporary way,” said Gerard Baker, editor in chief of The Journal. “Continuing our drive for innovation, this is the next step in enhancing The Wall Street Journal’s digital offering. With a sleek design and user friendly interface, our new app brings readers the latest news, most penetrating analysis and most stimulating commentary from around the world in the most up-to-date format anywhere.”
More than 85 percent of WSJ app usage is on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
New functions include:
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