True to its history, The Journal itself did a great job covering his departure.
(Here's a link to the press release, though the journal itself is behind a pay wall).
The media has covered the story aggressively — Bloomberg, the Times, and even the Journal itself weighed in.
Yet their study, which has not been published in a peer-reviewed journal, itself became an immediate magnet for controversy.
The tabloid-format satire, "My Wall Street Journal," mostly sets out to skewer The Journal's new owner, the News Corporation, and its chairman, Rupert Murdoch, with swipes at News properties like Fox News, The New York Post and The Journal itself.
The Wall Street Journal itself reported that General Electric GEE) and Pearson, the owner of the Financial Times (which owns half of The Economist), were plotting to buy Dow Jones and combine it with their own business-media assets in a separate company.
Zannino believes that the company needs to be less dependent on the fluctuating profits generated by the Journal; House believes that the Journal itself needs to find new sources of income — such as attracting more female readers (women compose only one-fifth of Journal subscribers), more consumer advertising, and possibly adding a Saturday edition.
During the protracted takeover battle last spring and summer, many of them expressed concern that Mr. Murdoch would shape The Journal's news pages to promote his own business and political interests — a News Corporation practice that The Journal itself documented in a long article — or simply cheapen the august paper.
The word "journal" itself has a whiff of pretension, even before it gets a capital letter, as it often does here: "My life is getting absurdly social, and now it is worse because I am stimulated by curiosity about experiences to put in my Journal" (July 1955).
Further, areas for improvement emerged regarding the distribution timeline for the journal and the content of the journal itself.
