WSJ.com is on for a major redesign and relaunch soon, and some elements of it are being rolled out now on the site, and some would view it as the…

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Given Rupert Murdoch’s comments this week about expecting WSJ.com to go free, we thought we’d share the video of a Q&A by executive editor Staci D. Kramer with Gordon Crovitz…

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Over lunch at the Future of Business Media Conference, Neil Cavuto sat down with paidContent.org executive editor Staci Kramer and Rafat Ali, publisher and editor of ContentNext. Cavuto, of course,…

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With the buyout of Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS) nearing completion, Wall Street Journal publisher Gordon Crovitz chatted with paidContent.org executive editor Staci Kramer, at the Future of Business Media conference.…

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One sure sign that life is winding down for Dow Jones (NYSE: DJ) as a standalone public company: an uncharacteristically brief Q3 earnings call with very little q-and-a from analysts.…

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Updated below to include more online ad detail: A very nice swan song of an earnings report from Dow Jones (NYSE: DJ) today as it prepares for an anticipated December…

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A couple of follow-ups on yesterday’s NYT report about Dow Jones’ (NYSE: DJ) decision to keep CNBC ads off MarketWatch.com and WSJ.com for Monday’s launch of the Fox Business Network.…

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NBCU’s CNBC thought it had an online ad strategy in place for Monday’s launch of the Fox Business Network—an intro ad and roadblock for MarketWatch.com, a two-month deal that started…

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Kinda interesting: a community news sharing and social networking section just launched on MarketWatch, now part of Dow Jones (NYSE: DJ). It links to stories within Marketwatch, allows members to…

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The exec changes announced today at the WSJ include Dave Callaway, editor of MarketWatch, reporting to Alan Murray, new WSJ executive editor-online, instead of Todd Larsen, COO of DJ’s Consumer…

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The WSJ made its latest news exec re-org official today with an emphasis on completing the integration of print and online. (As we told you last night, the NYT had…

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Updated: Francisco is leaving MarketWatch after this fracas...she has written her hurriedly-done last column for the site. She says in the column that Peter Thiel own 5 percent of her…

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Last year, Dow Jones reorganized to match its goal to move from am unhealthy reliance on print to what CEO Rich Zannino described again during Thursday’s earnings call as “a…

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Dow Jones (NYSE: DJ) showed improvement in what turned out to be a busy fourth quarter—acquiring the rest of Factiva, selling some regional papers. Excluding singular events, the company turned…

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Dow Jones is officially announcing the launch of an ongoing video channel with Brightcove and expanded original video content. The channel, with integrated advertising and social media tools, will be…

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Updated: You’re reading it here first ... Gordon McLeod, GM-Time Inc. Interactive, is joining Dow Jones as president of Dow Jones Online, where he will be responsible for the business…

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Work in progress. Dow Jones (DJ) turned in a good report for 2Q06, earning 34 cents per diluted share compared to 1 cent per diluted share in the same quarter…

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This is something that has been puzzling us too for a few months now...about three months ago we received a tip from someone in the media industry to take a…

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The New York Times Company was out in full executive force at CSFB Wednesday; they repeated the performance later in the day at UBS. Some highlights:-- NYTCO is starting an…

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MarketWatch, now part of Dow Jones, will appoint Maria Molland as its general manager. Molland comes from Yahoo where she was director of business development for Yahoo Finance. She will…

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MarketWatch is shifting its online message from “The Story Behind The Numbers” to the more consumer-oriented idea that investing can be easier. The online campaign by Trahan, Burden & Charles…

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During the years when Viacom’s web vision was covered with cataracts, CBS MarketWatch and CBS Sportsline thrived because they were outside the process. They had the name and some investment…

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Most people probably think about the ad-supported side of MarketWatch when it comes to content; after all, that’s the primary reason Dow Jones acquired the financial news company. But premium…

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Dow Jones is expanding ad inventory and co-branding options at recently acquired MarketWatch with new sub-channels (Industries, Life & Money) and sections that zero in on specific industries or topics.…

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(reg. req.) As is usually the case with every merger or buyout of a dotcom these days, MarketWatch is being sued by a shareholder seeking the appointment of an independent…

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