WALL STREET JOURNAL TO AIR OVERSEAS

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WALL STREET JOURNAL TO AIR OVERSEAS
Tuesday, September 18 2007

Although the Wall Street Journal 's exclusive deal with CNBC limits News Corp's ability to exploit its newest aquisition on its upcoming Fox Business Network, there are numerous other ways that the WSJ's parent, Dow Jones, could provide content for News Corp's other enterprises, company chairman Rupert Murdoch said Monday. "How much more influential will Dow Jones content become, for example, if it is linked directly to our television networks in India, Europe and elsewhere in the world?" Murdoch said at a New York investor's conference.