Wall Street Journal regional editions

[RobDownSouth]

On the left, the Texas edition of the Wall Street Journal.
On the right, the New York City edition of the Wall Street Journal.
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[domroger]

I did not expect the papers to flip flop as much as the orange buffoon but it is part of the Dirty Digger's News Corps Empire .
There is precedent for this the Sun (News Corps) in the Scottish Referendum vote had different headlines and opinions for North and South of the border .
Since he also owns Fucks News it just goes to show the slimy bastard is consistent in supporting the deplorables .

 

[phrodeau]

WSJ used to be mainstream media, until 12/13/07.

 

[Liar]

I'm more fascinated they run ads and blurbs for the exact same things, but in different color. What's the point of that?

 

[about_average]

WSJ used to be mainstream media, until 12/13/07.

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[KingOrfeo]

WSJ used to be mainstream media, until 12/13/07.

Their editorial section was always crackpot, but their straight-news coverage was generally accurate and unbiased.

 

[Hard_Rom]

Editorial sections are the least readable section of any newspaper.


A perfect example. Newspapers are in the business to sell newspapers.

 

[KingOrfeo]

Editorial sections are the least readable section of any newspaper.


A perfect example. Newspapers are in the business to sell newspapers.

Actually, in revenue terms, they're mainly in the business of selling advertising space -- brings in much more money than they make selling the papers -- but their sales determine how attractive that space is to advertisers.