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WSJ's Robert Thomson to talk about the future of media

Hear what Robert Thomson, the new editor of the Wall Street Journal, has to say about the paper and the future of media in New...

October 27, 2008

Hear what Robert Thomson, the new editor of the Wall Street Journal, has to say about the paper and the future of media in New York on November 19th.

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