WSJ is not available online for free after all
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has decided not to make the Wall Street Journal's online content completely free after all. Key content will continue to be reserved for paying subscribers.
Media entrepreneur Rupert Murdoch does not want to open up the Wall Street Journal's internet content completely after all. Important content will continue to be reserved for paying subscribers, as the business newspaper reports on its own behalf according to Heise.de. Murdoch himself confirmed this at the WEF in Davos: "The specialty stuff will still only be available via an online subscription," said the media czar according to Cash Daily. Murdoch took over the business newspaper last December. Last August, he had already expressed the plan to make the entire archive of the Wall Street Journal available free of charge (see ).
