In recent weeks, The Wall Street Journal has been as close to tumult as it has since the days of Rupert Murdoch’s Napoleonic takeover nearly 10 years ago.
Back then, as Murdoch pried the newspaper from the Bancroft family’s hands for a jaw-dropping $60 a share, a wave of anxiety about the Journal’s future swept through the newsroom and the media world at large.
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