Samson
Póg Mo Thóin
In all fairness though - if Fanny & Freddie weren't direct competition to the bankers with subscriptions, would the WSJ have cared?
It is a business journal.
I'm certain it didn't take the editorial board very long to weigh the pro's vs. the cons of running a story about the Evil Fannie Mae or whether green eyeshadow looked good on Madonna.
But The Wall Street Journal will never own up to any mistakes made by said "business" models, either. Ever.
I'm not sure how you've developed the precognitive powers to know what the WSJ will or will not do in the future.
I'm also not sure what your point could possibly be?
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