WALL STREET JOURNAL Being Public Is No Party | Jack and Suzy Welch write in Fortune that Facebook's culture will be forced to change after its I.P.O.
Surely, with the Wall Street Journal being acquired by News Corp, the WSJ pay-to-view program must now be on death row.
He told the Wall Street Journal: "Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn't matter to me… Going to bed at night saying we've done something wonderful… that's what matters to me".
The idea to create a new journal for the Society was on the minds of David and the other leaders of the Society and the decision to do it was made during the Prague symposium, with the new journal being named the Journal of Ophthalmic Inflammation and Infection.
But as Jody Greenstone Miller, CEO of the Business Talent Group, argued in last week's Wall Street Journal, being temporary is, "...the future of the 21st labor market".
After all, despite the journal being a compendium of MLA-formatted essays with proper parenthetical citations, and despite it being intended for consumption more or less exclusively by the tweedy, there's international controversy afoot.
