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Murdoch eyes free WSJ website

By Aline van Duyn and Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson in New York

Published: September 18 2007 20:18 | Last updated: September 18 2007 23:21

Rupert Murdoch on Tuesday said he was leaning towards dropping the Wall Street Journal’s policy of charging for access to its website, saying this was “right on the front burner” of decisions to make once his $5bn takeover of Dow Jones was completed.

“That looks like the way we’re going,” Mr Murdoch, chairman and chief executive of News Corp, said at a Goldman Sachs conference in Manhattan.

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