WTF WSJ? How Are You Now In A Definitive Agreement With MySpace’s Parent Company?

The Wall Street Journal is a part of American history and has set the standards for today’s journalism. I’d say the Journal is nothing short of being the world’s most renown newspaper. Everyday the Journal makes its way to the doorstep of millions of households all over the nation and its content reaches people all over the world. And now, News Corp. has wrapped its icy grip around it through its definitive agreement with Dow Jones & Company Inc. News Corp. is putting up $5.6 billion to do so.

“It appears that News Corp. is set to enjoy a successful ending to its masterful pursuit of Dow Jones,” stated Deutsche Bank analyst, Doug Mitchelson. “Cost synergies should be meaningful and could offset the dilution the market fears from the deal.”

If I were to summarize my thoughts in a couple words about the parent company of MySpace, News Corporation’s definitive agreement of the Dow Jones/The Wall Street Journal announced today, they would be: “total clusterf**k [pardon my language].” Why do I say this? I don’t trust the spam, porn, and pedophiles that are constantly crawling on MySpace whatsoever. Now take the exact opposite and you get the WSJ. The WSJ stands for education, sophistication, and global progression. These two companies mix just as well as water and oil.

Any thoughts? MySpace lovers, try to be unbiased in comments.

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