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The Wall Street Journal Europe partners with Jashanmal to start digital printing operations in Dubai

  • United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, November 06 - 2007 at 10:04
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The Wall Street Journal Europe will begin printing digital copies of the newspaper in Dubai from next week (November 12), giving local readers access to the paper on the morning of publication, while also enabling them to benefit from online access to WSJ.com as part of a multi-media subscription.

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The Journal Europe's current distributor in the United Arab Emirates, Jashanmal, will handle all subscription sales, distribution, promotional, marketing and fulfillment activities, focusing on companies operating in Dubai's free zones, such as Dubai International Centre, Media City, Internet City and Knowledge Village. The printing will be done by Spectrum Digital Print Solutions, a company with wide-ranging state-of-the-art digital printing capabilities located in the Dubai International Financial Centre.

Rick Zednik, circulation sales director for The Wall Street Journal Europe, said

"Dubai-based executives are driving the integration of this fast-growing region with the world's economic powers, both to its east and its west. As they do, they increasingly demand top global business news and analysis delivered on a timely basis. By adding our locally-printed subscription service to our existing online service, The Wall Street Journal Europe is equipping executives with the vital business information they need to aid their daily decision-making."


The facility launch in Dubai is part of a concerted effort by The Wall Street Journal to expand its services within the Middle East. Earlier this month, Chip Cummins was named as The Wall Street Journal's Middle East and Africa bureau chief based in Dubai. He will play a leading role in extending the Journal's coverage of the Middle East's growing financial power. Farnaz Fassihi was recently named as deputy bureau chief, based in Beirut.

The Wall Street Journal is also partnering with the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) to hold a full day event on 'Islamic and Ethical Finance', as one of a number of headline conferences during DIFCweek (November 17-23).
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About The Wall Street Journal Europe

Founded in 1983 and based in Brussels, The Wall Street Journal Europe forms part of the world's leading business news franchise, which also includes The Wall Street Journal, The Wall Street Journal Asia and The Wall Street Journal Online at WSJ.com, the largest paid subscription news site on the Web. Together, these publications have a paid circulation of 2.7 million, providing business leaders around the world with unsurpassed coverage of global business news, edited from a local perspective - and hold 31 Pulitzer Prizes for outstanding journalism.

Published by Dow Jones & Company, The Wall Street Journal Europe draws on nearly 1,900 news staff, the largest network of business and financial news staff in the world, including more than 350 in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, working from 42 bureaus and serving 33 cities across the region.

The Wall Street Journal Europe is the only pan-regional daily newspaper to show growth on all three key pan-European readership surveys in 2006, including the European Business Readership Survey (EBRS), where the Journal Europe was ranked the most influential pan-European publication in its field group. The Journal Europe also has a higher concentration of senior management and high income earners among its readers than any international daily or weekly in its field (EBRS 2006).

On Oct. 17, 2005, The Wall Street Journal Europe changed to a compact format as part of a new, integrated print and online business-information solution. In addition to online, its content is available through a variety of formats, including mobile telephones, BlackBerry devices, MP3 players and in WiFi areas. It also carries selected award-winning articles from The Washington Post.

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