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NEW YORK — Dow Jones&Co. is considering a series of potentially significant changes to the look of its flagship newspaper, The Wall Street Journal.
A long-standing company project that would lend the 1.82 million circulation business broadsheet additional capacity for color printing early in 2002 has sparked discussions regarding the popular newspaper’s layout and design. New implementations could include a rejiggered front page and possible additional sections.
“There will be a redesign of the paper, and it will enable us to use more color,” said Steven Goldstein, a spokesman for the New York financial publisher.
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