New York Observer | SAJAforum "The first thing we did was increase the international coverage," says Wall Street Journal managing editor
Robert Thomson. "There were days we only had a couple of international stories. That's not because people at The Journal weren't interested in the world. That's just because they didn't have the investment in newsprint to run those stories. Four pages a year costs about $6 million. That's an investment in $6 million in print at a time when most newspapers are in a spiral of decline. There isn't a businessperson in American who doesn't need to know more about the world. So rather than subtracting from the business coverage, having that kind of content is adding to the business reader's experience." || Related
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