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online.wsj.com - 4/17/2009

Business News & Financial News - The Wall Street Journal - WSJ.com

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[Mets Opening Day] Making New Memories Actress and hard-core Mets fan Julia Stiles reports on opening day at Citi Field and hopes for a new beginning. [Art] Artists vs. Blight In places like Cleveland and Detroit, painters and sculptors are the housing crisis's new pioneers. [Surprise! You Might ...

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pcworld.com - 4/18/2009

Wall Street Journal Content Now Free Via iPhone App

— pcworld.com — The Wall Street Journal has jumped on the mobile content bandwagon and released an application for the... iPhone . The financial newspaper set the price point at free -- ironic, given that the Journal 's online content comes at a price of $103 per year, ... (more) Wall Street Journal Content Now Free Via iPhone App

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iphone-ipod.org - 4/18/2009

Wall Street Journal App for iPhone

— iphone-ipod.org — iphone news Wall Street Journal App for iPhone Wall Street Journal has released an iPhone app for... free, while their web version costs $103 per year, even on Amazon’s Kindle the Journal is $9.99 a month. The WSJ’s app, though, ... (more) Wall Street Journal App for iPhone

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