The Wall Street Journal Bay Area Section Debut Looks a Lot like the New York Times Bay Area Section
SF Weekly, November 6, 2009
By Ashley Harrell
When the New York Times ran its debut Bay Area section, the section was short and the news stories weren't news to savvy locals. Still, the addition of sophisticated prefixes to names were enjoyable. Perhaps things would get better with time? Now comes the Wall Street Journal Bay Area section, which appears to have peeped at its predecessor's section and essentially reproduced it, only with financial flair.
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