The downward trend in journal unit cost seen in the ARL data [1] in the early part of the current decade is likely due to the Open Access movement.
At The Wall Street Journal, a unit of Dow Jones, the No. 2 newspaper, circulation remained basically flat, at 1,821,000.
The Wall Street Journal, a unit of Dow Jones with headquarters in a building across from the World Trade Center, planned to edit today's issue at other sites, including offices in Hong Kong and New Jersey.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Lehman Unit Sues Goldman Affiliate | A A unit of Lehman Brothers Holdings has accused a Goldman Sachs affiliate of using "pretextual" excuses to renege on a $385 million real estate deal, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday.
As reported in The Wall Street Journal, the unit has recently seen its export license for some of its technologies pulled by the Commerce Department.
The fate of the conferences was one of the big questions surrounding the split of All Things D from its Wall Street Journal parental unit.
Open data and reducing the "minimal publishable unit": Journals could require data uploads prior to publication and raw data access during revision and/or following publication.
Dow Jones & Company said Monday that it was dismantling the divisions separating its flagship newspaper, The Wall Street Journal, from the unit that oversees its investment tools and other services.
The publisher of The Wall Street Journal Europe, a unit of News Corporation, resigned Tuesday after an internal investigation revealed an agreement between the paper's circulation department and a Netherlands-based company that was featured positively in two articles.
It should be noted that the unit journal cost has in fact decreased from its peak in 2000, an issue I will address later on.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Telefonica's German Unit Raises $1.87 Billion in I.P.O.
