wall street journal

I used to have a paperweight sitting on my desk that read something like

Forbes: "Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen argues in today's Wall Street Journal that scientific data should be open and free for all to access."

I can't find it now, but just a few months ago I got into a discussion in our comments with someone who insisted that newspapers or paywalls were always going to be a better place for advertisers because they actually knew who their readers were and could verify and audit that information.

I noted that the newspaper industry has a long history of boosting circulation numbers through fraud.

In response, I was told that doesn't happen any more. That seemed laughable.

Now, with Jobs out as CEO, The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple may launch a subscription television service.