Print advertising revenue for the
Wall Street Journal increased 24% during August compared to the same month last year, reported the paper's managing editor Robert Thomson in a staff memo (that
somebody undoubtedly leaked).
Thomson, primarily talking up WSJ's design changes -- which included "color-coded sections" -- to his staff, also compared the encouraging metric to that of
"other national newspapers[, which] have reported distressing declines in advertising."
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