Nat Ives of Advertising Age interviewed Wall Street Journal publisher Les Hinton about the future prospects of the paper.
“The closest prospects include WSJ, the glossy magazine in final development ahead of a Sept. 6 debut. The website will undergo a serious relaunch this fall. And international expansion from China to Eastern Europe looks choice to the new owners. ‘The thing all these places have in common,’ Mr. Hinton said, ‘is the need for intelligent, trusted information on which they can act.’
“Observers even ask whether ‘Wall Street’ might fall from the Journal’s name at some point as its horizons widen. ‘That has been speculated about but never been discussed in this building,’ Mr. Hinton said. ‘It’s never been discussed.'”
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