Print Wall Street Journal Has Had 17 Consecutive Quarters of Circulation-Revenue Growth
The Wall Street Journal has earned some bragging rights. It has the largest circulation in the U.S., and it’s share of the media seems to just keep growing.
Publisher Les Hinton sent a memo to staffers today noting the “many accomplishments to our collective credit.”
Our progress is measurable. Through the first nine months of fiscal 2011, Dow Jones revenue increased 5%. That figure includes strong results from the Journal’s U.S. print edition (ad revenue up 7%, circulation revenue up almost 8%) and its digital editions (ad revenue up 19%, circulation revenue up 22%).
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