As I reported at SEW Blog, Wall Street Journal’s principal technology columnist, Walter Mossberg wrote a raving article on Ask.com named Ask.Com’s New Look Scores Big Points Against Search Rivals. This is huge for The Little Engine That Could. With…


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NEW YORK (AP) - The Wall Street Journal saw a 13 percent rise in advertising linage in the first two months of the year, the head of Dow Jones & Co., said Wednesday, but it wasn’t enough to raise first-quarter earnings estimates.Richard Zannino, the CEO of the New York-based financial publishing company, told an analyst meeting that the Journal was seeing “solid gains” in technology and financial


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Richard Zannino, the CEO of the New York-based financial publishing company, told an analyst meeting that the Journal was seeing “solid gains” in technology and financial advertising - the Journal’s mainstays - as well as classified advertising, which is up 32 percent so far this year.


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The Wall Street Journal saw a 13 percent rise in advertising linage in the first two months of the year, the head of Dow Jones & Co., said Wednesday, but it wasn’t enough to raise first-quarter earnings estimates.


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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dow Jones and Co. Inc. DJ.N plans to “retool” its Wall Street Journal Asian and European newspaper editions after reader complaints about their new tabloid formats, Chief Executive Officer Richard Zannino said on Wednesday.


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Dow Jones and Co. Inc. plans to “retool” its Wall Street Journal Asian and European newspaper editions after reader complaints about their new tabloid formats, Chief Executive Officer Richard Zannino said on Wednesday.


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NEW YORK & LONDON & HONG KONG—-March 28, 2006–The Wall Street Journal today announced that it has opened nominations for its third annual “Top 50 Women to Watch” rankings. The global list traditionally features the most successful businesswomen in the world today, as well as those poised to play an influential role in the years to come.


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Wall Street stocks are expected to open flat on Tuesday as investors make last-minute tweaks to their positions ahead of an expected interest rate rise by the Federal Reserve.


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‘I am a great believer that print will not disappear. The two medium will continue to evolve and reinforce each other,’ says Christine Brendle, MD, Wall Street Journal Asia.


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