Wed, 08-Oct-2008
Dow Jones’ All Things Digital goes online
Published: May 11, 2007
Global - Dow Jones has launched a new website called "All Things Digital" dedicated to news, analysis and opinion on technology, the Internet and media.
Co-executive editors of the new site include Walt Mossberg, author of the Personal Technology column in The Wall Street Journal and Kara Swisher, author of the BoomTown column in the Journal as well as two books about AOL.
"Walt and Kara have long been at the forefront of technology and media coverage, and they have assembled a stellar team in All Things Digital. Dow Jones has been a pioneer online, and AllThingsD.com will apply powerful new journalistic art forms online, through insightful and entertaining blogs, columns, reader exchanges, feeds and video to reach an expanded and highly engaged audience," L. Gordon Crovitz, executive vice president of Dow Jones & Company and publisher of The Wall Street Journal said in a statement.
Dow Jones Online will handle advertising sales for AllThingsD.com.
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