Interactive subscribers do not buy the newspaper. The journal sees them as a new audience. They tend to be younger and more technologically oriented. Speed, the ability to search archives and a wealth of data. We have much greater depth than we're able to deliver in print.
Print is constrained by a certain number of pages, of space available.
Neil Budde believes that the journal's online readership may exceed the 1.8 million traditional subscribers in as little as five years. You talk about the print paper the way one would talk about an old retired and much-loved uncle who hasn't got long to live. I think there's still something very special about printed newspapers and certainly one like the Wall Street Journal . Because there are valuable impacts from both methods of getting information. You can take it on the train.