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Company description: Dow Jones & Company is a leading publisher of
business news, information services and community newspapers. Revenue
exceeded $2.4 billion in 1996.
The Wall Street Journal, the company's flagship publication, is
the global business daily. With The Wall Street Journal Europe and The
Asian Wall Street Journal, world-wide circulation exceeds 1.9 million.
The Wall Street Journal Americas is a daily Spanish and
Portuguese-language news section inserted into leading Central and
Latin American newspapers.
Dow Jones' other publications include Barron's, Far Eastern
Economic Review, National Business Employment Weekly, The Asian Wall
Street Journal Weekly Edition, The Wall Street Journal Classroom
Edition and SmartMoney magazine, a joint venture with Hearst Corp.
Financial information services include: Dow Jones Markets, a supplier
of real-time market data and news to the international financial
community; Dow Jones Newswires, including the Dow Jones News Service;
and Dow Jones Interactive Publishing, which provides business
information to corporations, business professionals and private
investors by computer, telephone, facsimile and radio.
Dow Jones is co-owner with NBC of the CNBC television operations
in Asia and Europe, which beginning in early 1998 will be branded "a
service of NBC and Dow Jones." Dow Jones will also provide news
content to CNBC in the U.S., which will be similarly branded during
the business day. Worldwide, the new CNBC will reach more than 165
million homes.
Ottaway Newspapers Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, publishes
community newspapers.