The Journal is to end its 18-month experiment of selling the US edition on London newstands. The project was rolled out in April 2008, with a 3,500-copy print run allowing British readers to scoop the day's paper ahead of their American cousins; given what happened later in the year it looked an astute move, allowing us Limeys to digest reports of international capitalism's near-demise before Manhattan chefs had even sliced the day's first bagel. But the Journal is instead going to focus efforts on a revised European edition of the paper, which launches on November 17th.
Wall Street Journal Pulls US Edition From London
Last Updated 28 October 2009
Wall Street Journal Pulls US Edition From London