WSJ Washington Wire Goes Online
As nearly every news organization starts a blog, the Wall Street Journal is converting its Washington Wire into a quasi-blog.
The 65-year-old column was first a way for the paper’s reporters in Washington to “pool their information about once a week in a more informal, more intimate report. This may assist to a more intimate size-up of the Washington scene.”
Now it’s moving into the digital age, where bureau chief Jerry Seib and Bill Grueskin, WSJ.com’s managing editor, will add thoughts and tidbits, along with other WSJ staff.
“Over the decades, the Journal has given readers this unique product in print every Friday morning, and it will continue to appear in print without change.
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