Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Sensationalist Wall Street Journal

Felix Salmon argues that the Wall Street Journal is taking a turn for the worse under its new ownership by using sensationalist headlines. I think he has a point. You used to be able to rely on the WSJ for pretty unbiased solid coverage of financial news. Now there seems to be an underlying agenda.
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