The Wall Street Journal, which is basking in the glory of launching its luxury magazine supplement WSJ, also slipped in a reference to the relaunch of its real WSJ., meaning…

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Now that Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS) is one small part of the News Corp empire, its reported numbers are also, well, tiny. In News Corp’s Q208 earnings today, little mention…

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It has been a year since Rupert Murdoch’s Dow Jones chase started, and DJ’s integration within the News Corp machinery continues. Variety does an in-depth on a year after, and…

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Yesterday we mentioned about the war of words between NYT’s digital side and WSJ.com....now today some more interesting new projects scheduled to go live at NYTimes.com this fall, as mentioned…

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If Murdoch can publicly talk about his intentions to topple New York Times (NYSE: NYT) in a few months, the NYT’s digital brass can also fire back, if only in…

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WSJ is cutting 50 editorial positions as it moves to reform editing functions across print, online and mobile, according to a staff memo written by Robert Thomson, the News Corp…

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-- WSJ/Gannett: Just several months ago, hopes were dashed that the WSJ.com’s paywall was going to come down. And a year ago, WSJ raised its newsstand price from $1 to…

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Rupert Murdoch’s WSJ remains locked in a deal with CNBC which prevents its reporters from going exclusive to News Corp (NYSE: NWS). cousin Fox Business News. But evidently they’ve found…

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Enough trial balloons were floated for this not to be a surprise and yet the reality still has some bite: Marcus Brauchli, who left his post at managing editor of…

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Back after holidays, and some links that cropped up during the last week: -- Terra gets Olympic Internet rights: For Latin America, that is. It has been awarded Internet and…

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-- *Meredith* Corp.: Meredith (NYSE: MDP) has named Tom Harty chief revenue officer for the publishing group, according to AP. Formerly a magazine publishing exec, he will continue to oversee…

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Some rumor busting and rumor testing: -- Dow Jones’ (NYSE: NWS) M&A team was in China last week, our sources says. What were they doing? Some sources say they were…

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Dow Jones gets about half of its revenues from its digital operations right now, and within a few short years, News Corp (NYSE: NWS). CEO Rupert Murdoch expects his subsidiary…

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News Corp (NYSE: NWS). is continuing to remake the editorial and business leadership of the Wall Street Journal, and has now internally announced a few major editorial changes. Below is…

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FiLife, the personal finance site which is a joint venture between IAC (NSDQ: IACI) and now-News-Corp-owned WSJ, has been in birthing stages for the longest time, and went almost dead…

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While his former colleagues at the Wall Street Journal deal with the reverb from News Corp’s (NYSE: NWS) acquisition of Dow Jones, long-time WSJ managing editor Paul Steiger has been…

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The Wall Street Journal, now part of News Corp (NYSE: NWS). is going to stop carrying the long running Breakingviews daily opinion columns in its paper, reports Guardian. WSJ Europe…

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Another WSJ departure… Bill Grueskin, Deputy Managing Editor of the paper, is stepping down to take the position of Dean of Academic Affairs at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.…

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The days of the 15-minute delay for stock quotes appear to be numbered. Last week Yahoo (NSDQ: YHOO) announced that Yahoo Finance would provide real-time stock quotes courtesy of the…

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Updated with video clips below courtesy of AllThingsD Rupert Murdoch, the new owner of D conference, and Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS), is speaking in the last keynote of the day…

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In the middle of apprehensions about the major editorial changes at Wall Street Journal, some reassurance from Les Hinton, the new-ish CEO Dow Jones (NYSE: NWS), at the opening of…

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Updated: The full memo, below. The Wall Street Journal is making the anticipated move from Wall Street/Financial Center, to midtown. About six months after being bought by News Corp (NYSE:…

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The Murdochization of the Wall Street Journal is complete: publisher Robert Thomson is ceding that role to Dow Jones CEO Les Hinton and switching roles officially to managing editor of…

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-- The Wall Street Journal Digital: Sarabjit “Ruby” Walia has been named the network’s CTO, effective immediately. Walia will be responsible for directing all aspects of technology, ensuring functionality of…

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Rupert Murdoch is intent on changing the Street’s image of News Corp’s (NYSE: NWS) investment in Dow Jones and he’s using today’s earnings call to make the case that the…

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