The Wall Street Journal
Some newspapers enjoy the prestige and authority of the Wall Street Journal. The Wall Street Journal that the United States begins its day. This journal publishes the latest business and finance. In addition, it seeks to link the news of the new national and international economic fluctuations and market changes. It also aims to inform readers educated on pressing economic changes and evolution. However, the magazine covers more than a business. Its weekend edition covers the activities and interests you most passionate readers: travel, art, collection, fashion, wine, sports and entertainment. Columnists notables include James Taranto, Bret Stephens, W. Homan Jenkins Jr., Daniel Henninger and Mary O'Grady. Note that this paper does not deliver on Sundays.
Kindle Edition, The Wall Street Journal contains articles found in print and online versions, but does not include tables and stock quotes. For simplicity, the problems are automatically delivered wirelessly to Kindle from 5:00 pm, New York. Please note that the Wall Street Journal publishes only Monday through Saturday.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
Wrong content, too pricey, September 3, 2011
This review is from: The Wall Street Journal (Kindle Edition)
I tried WSJ for Kindle. Really liked the covenience, but it ends there.
The only edition available is very slanted to life in NY city. Fine if
you live there, but for years I have subscribed to the Southwest print
addition. No choice available on Kindle. You get whatever you want as
long it is the NYC addition and the graphics are not nearly what they
are in the on-line addition. Then there is the price. It was high at
$9.99. But $14.99 ? I don't think so. Maybe WSJ and Amazon will figure
this out and offer some variety at a reasonable price. Until then....
The pricing is ridiculous, August 31, 2011
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This review is from: The Wall Street Journal (Kindle Edition)
I subscribed the Kindle version for a short period. I think the pricing
is ridiculous because it is locked into one Kindle, unlike books that
can be placed on 6 Kindles. I want to carry a small Kindle on the way
but prefer reading on a large Kindle at home. If I subscribe a paper
version, my whole family can read different sections at the same time in
the morning. If I subscribe a web or iPad version, my whole family can
read any section the same time on everyone's iPad. With the Kindle
version, only one person can read the journal. Because of this, I
stopped buying any more Kindles, regardless how good it is. As you can
see, the over-pricing not only kills the journal's Kindle version but
also kills Kindles.
WALL STREET JOURNAL IS A MUST HAVE, August 24, 2011
This review is from: The Wall Street Journal (Kindle Edition)
Simply wonderful, the daily edition comes out about 4 am I read it and go back to sleep..
A beacon of accuracy in a make believe world of media....
Price too high-Already paying too much for necessary goods, August 19, 2011
This review is from: The Wall Street Journal (Kindle Edition)
While I do enjoy WSJ and will miss being able to read some poignant
pieces before even leaving home, I simply cannot justify the cost with
such a terrible economy. With food and gas prices soaring and
medications being taken off the shelf due to FDA's over reaching arm,
I'm disheartened to see that a digital product would also have the nerve
to increase it's price. I've noticed other price increases in general
on Amazon. I'm beginning to feel some companies might be just jumping
the price-raising bandwagon without the overhead costs to justify it.
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