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Sep 15, 2015
WSJ discovers print essential to digital growth strategy
As The Wall Street Journal launches new global print and digital editions for Europe and Asia, global editor-in-chief Gerard Baker and APAC sales executive Mark Rogers explain why the company's ongoing digital transformation also includes renewed focus on the newspaper.
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