'WSJ' Gets Readers' Opinions on Hacking
Survey asks subscribers about News Corp., Murdoch
The Wall Street Journal might have underplayed the massive impact of the News Corp. hacking scandal in several op-eds, but that doesn’t mean that the newspaper isn’t concerned with the scandal’s effect on its own readership.
According to the New York Times, WSJ subscribers received a survey last week asking readers various questions in an attempt to gauge the U.S. response to the illegal hacking in the U.K.—as well as their feelings towards Rupert Murdoch.
The survey begins with yes-or-no questions like “Have you heard or seen anything in the news or elsewhere over the past few weeks about News Corp.
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