Wall Street Journal on Brink of Becoming Journalistic Disaster
Columbia Journalism Review, April 25, 2008
By Dean Starkman
The abrupt resignation of Marcus Brauchli as managing editor of The Wall Street Journal is surprising even to those of us who saw News Corp.'s takeover of the Journal's parent as a journalistic disaster in the making.
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