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Dow Jones to change the way it handles breaking news
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Starting in January, Dow Jones Newswires will cover virtually all disclosure and breaking corporate spot news from the outset for the company's news properties. "For WSJ.com staff, the time saved in not duplicating these stories will be put to tasks more geared to the online world -- blogs, infographics, videos, podcasts, and additional sidebars or other elements that add to readers' understanding of business and world news," says a memo. "For WSJ reporters and editors, this change will help focus their efforts on interpretive and longer-form journalism."
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