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Richard Siklos
considers the future of wsj.com. It's not clear, he says, that a free website will immediately get the huge boost in traffic that Rupert Murdoch envisions. Will a free Journal site  cannibalize paid circulation in print? "The answer appears, for now, to be much more clearly in favor of dropping the pay wall. Sure, some people will decide to stop paying in print for something they get for free online; in the case of The New York Times ... print circulation has continued to grow despite the paper also having the most-visited newspaper website."
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