Dow Jones & Co. Inc. (DJ)

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    Jim Glazen
    Jul 08 11:36 AM
    Is Rupert Ready To Close The Dow Jones Deal? [view article]
    If Rupert gets Dow Jones, I will immediately cancel my subscription to the Wall Street Journal and subscribe to the Financial Times. I have no interest in reading another one of Rupert's propaganda outlets. It wouldn't surprise me if the first thing he does is put Ann Coulter or Neil Cavuto in charge as editor.

    Rupert's neocon philosophy is destroying our country and I will not support any of his businesses.     Reply
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    Sol
    Rosenberg
    Jul 02 01:18 AM
    What Happens To Barron's Under Rupert Murdoch? [view article]
    When is Murdoch going to buy Seeking Alpha? Reply
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    tech101
    Jul 01 01:57 PM
    What Happens To Barron's Under Rupert Murdoch? [view article]
    You don't have to - because the electronic version would be free as I guessed.

    However, you may lose your status quo of kind of monarchy as a paper subscriber.

    Is that one of the reasons you want to cancel?     Reply
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    horacekfc
    Jul 01 01:52 PM
    What Happens To Barron's Under Rupert Murdoch? [view article]
    i will probably drop my subscrtion to barrons if murduch takes over. Reply
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    tech101
    Jul 01 01:48 PM
    What Happens To Barron's Under Rupert Murdoch? [view article]
    The Electronic Versions of Both Barron's and WSJ probably will be free under Rupert Murduch. Reply
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    Futures
    Lover
    Jul 01 12:24 PM
    What Happens To Barron's Under Rupert Murdoch? [view article]
    If Murdoch is allowed to do what ever he wants with Barron's, I'm cancelling my subscription! Reply
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    Ralph F
    Jun 26 04:54 AM
    Dow Jones Will Sell, But Not to Murdoch [view article]
    It's amazing that DJ's board hasn't just grabbed the NWS offer and run with the money. The other newspaper stocks are weak, and the valuation offered for DJ was more than generous. If I was a DJ shareholder, I wouldn't be happy. Reply
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    Ezzyme
    Jun 24 03:24 PM
    As The Dow Jones Turns: Board Seizes Rupert Negotiations [view article]
    How about the Bancrofts have determined that the Murdoch deal is dead and have turned the matter over to the board to issue Murdoch a Dear John letter, but not until they have made a thorough review of any other possible deals to keep the $60 bar in place. Reply
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    Victor J.
    Cook, Jr.
    Jun 18 10:10 AM
    My Website
    Pearson and GE Considering Joint Bid for Dow Jones [view article]
    Under the right leadership is Dow Jones worth $75? My analysis compares
    DJ's financial performance against competitors in 2006 with a forecast of its performance in 2010 (media.seekingalpha.com...). The bottom line? It is.     Reply
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    mnrtrading
    Jun 15 10:40 AM
    My Website
    Is Rupert Murdoch Overpaying For Dow Jones? [view article]
    Murdoch's takeover bid for DJ and the WSJ is not simply based on the income projections from these unites, but rather a strategic need to strengthen the Murdoch news organization which according to one survey was perceived to be not believable by the public.
    see:

    mnrtrading.blogspot.co.../     Reply
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    Victor J.
    Cook, Jr.
    Jun 11 05:53 PM
    My Website
    Microsoft, GE Considered Dow Jones Bid -- WSJ [view article]
    Sorry to disagree with analysts at two of the biggest companies on the planet, but the economics make a lot of sense if you look at the long term impact of Mr. Murdoch's buyout of Dow Jones through the lens of enterprise marketing framework. See www.customersandcapita.../ Reply
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    Victor J.
    Cook, Jr.
    Jun 09 01:01 PM
    My Website
    Michael Price on Murdoch, Dow Jones and the Washington Post [view article]
    Thank you for the link to the May 2, 2007 Bloomberg interview with Michael Price where he said Dow Jones is a trophy that "could be a $100 deal." It's particularly interesting to me, since at that time I wasn't following the story, and I missed his comment.

    In my June 5th post on the "Dow Jones & Company: Anomaly or Hidden Value?" on this site I concluded that "Under the right leadership, four years out (with a discount rate of 12%) my analysis shows the present value of DJ is $75 a share or a little over $6 billion." The nominal price on which my 2010 price forecast was based is $118.     Reply
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    john gaats
    Jun 07 12:00 PM
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    S&P 500 Snapshot: Stocks, Sectors Furthest Above, Below Their Moving Averages [view article]
    Can someone translate these things into Chinese? May be it is a good buying opportunity for the Chinese government to use their trade surplus. Reply
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    Victor J.
    Cook, Jr.
    Jun 07 07:48 AM
    My Website
    Philadelphia Inquirer's Tierney Mulls Dow Jones Bid -- WSJ [view article]
    This story provides a valuable update on the fundamental question related to Dow Jones & Company Inc: is it actually undervalued both by investors and the leading suitor? My analysis suggests the answer is yes. Precisely because it owns two of the most widely known – and undervalued – brands in the world.
    My analysis shows that with the right kind of leadership DJ is worth $75 a share, or just over $6 billion. Check out "Dow Jones: Anomaly or Hidden Value" at www.customersandcapita.... I posted this analysis last Saturday when every one was saying Mr. Murdoch's offer of $5 billion would never be matched.     Reply
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    Swampthing
    Jun 06 01:00 PM
    My Website
    The Anybody-But-Murdoch-Candidate: Ron Burkle Bidding For WSJ [view article]
    Could that be true about Murdoch or is he going to make the WSJ interactive with your mobile device and a mobile platform named Qode.

    Instant information could be at the tip of your fingers all the time.

    IMO, just some out of the box thinking.     Reply
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