According to thebusinessonline.com, Rupert Murdoch has succeeded in buying Dow Jones.
There is some denial from Dow Jones, which leaves room for hope becayse make no mistake -- with the official word that Rupert Murdoch owns the Wall Street Journal, the world's preeminent financial publication ceases to be credible.
Heck, the WSJ is already a conservative publication, but it's respected and respectable. There is no agenda in that paper outside of covering the financial universe.
Murdoch will turn the WSJ into a mechanism for politics and the Republican Party, particularly the far end of it. His involvement in this purchase is way different than, let's say, a George Soros getting involved with a similar purchase because Murdoch has a track record.
Fox News. And, I can't say it enough: Fox Noise should come with a warning label. Watch it for entertainment if you must, but considering this real news, hard news will result in brain damage.
Look for at least a mild revolt at the WSJ if this goes through.
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