Joe Ciarallo of PRNewser writes that Wall Street Journal managing editor Robert Thomson has a secret Twitter account.
“While we had his ear, we also had to ask Thomson about the Journal taking on The New York Times, with the launch of its ‘Greater New York’ local news section.
“Thomson said the stories of intense competition were mostly insider-y and not of interest to a general audience. ‘We had a lot of fun with that,’ he said, in reference to the public back and forth between himself and Times‘ executives, and hinted that it was all just smart marketing on Dow Jones‘ behalf.
“Moving past the Journal‘s local competition, Thomson said media brands in general are facing an era of ‘consumer disloyalty.’ The challenge, he said, is how content creators ‘get credit’ in an era where consumers are becoming more and more loyal to the platform — whether it be Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube — versus the media company producing the content.”
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