A committee to protect editorial integrity at The Wall Street Journal said on Tuesday it will be more active in the search of a new managing editor for the paper after being blindsided by the resignation of Marcus Brauchli.


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USA Today and Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal have recorded year-on-year sales rises to buck the trend as US newspapers continue to haemorrhage readers. By Elana Schor


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Presidential candidates Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) each have announced proposals that seek to reduce health care costs, but “it is unclear how many of the candidates’ ideas could actually make a dent in the rising cost of care,” the Wall Street Journal reports.


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The Wall Street Journal on Friday examined how increased media coverage of surrogacy is “rekindl[ing] the debate over the morality” of the practice. According to the Journal, the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology recently has reported a 30% increase in surrogacy during the past three years, and several newspapers and magazines recently have published articles about the practice.


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Matt Millen can’t escape criticism from anyone. This time it’s Allen Barra of, oddly, the Wall Street Journal. A portion of the article:


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Presidential candidates Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.), John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) each have announced proposals that seek to reduce health care costs, but “it is unclear how many of the candidates’ ideas could actually make a dent in the rising cost of care,” the Wall Street Journal reports


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News Corp. touts Wall Street Journal’s subscriber growth


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Individually paid subscriptions to the print version of The Wall Street Journal rose 1.6% during the six-month period ended March 31, growth achieved at a time when most print newspaper subscriptions are declining.


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We all take comfort in the rhythms and eternal truths of the universe. Gnats breed lice. Maggots crawl out of corpses. And the Wall Street Journal editorial page will always flak for Chevron , even when they get busted dumping billions of gallons of petrochemical waste in the Amazon.


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