Nat Ives of Advertising Age reports Thursday that The Wall Street Journal has used an advertiser’s cover wrap today for the first time in its history.
“Michael Rooney, chief revenue officer at Journal parent Dow Jones, said the move was part of an ongoing series of recent changes, and not just since Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. bought the company. ‘We launched the Weekend Edition, we launched Personal Journal,’ he said. ‘There’s lots that has happened over the last five years.’
“Dell and its agency Enfatico are pulling out of some long-term magazine buys, but remain heavy users of print advertising.”
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So when they start running pictures of girls on page 3, will they be etched in WSJ style?