Among the prizes that Rupert Murdoch gets when the Dow Jones deal closes next month will be a highly trafficked Web site that could boost his fledgling Fox Business Network - and it has nothing to do with the Wall Street Journal.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) - Online video has arrived in a big way.
The sale of CBS MarketWatch to Dow Jones in November 2004 lifted the entire Web-publishing industry, setting off a multibillion-dollar wave of merger deals.
As dotcoms went public last year on a tide of publicity and greed, newspapers gleefully posted what the top execs were worth--on paper. What a difference a year makes.
The Internet's the perfect medium for business news. So it's no wonder that traditional outlets like the Wall Street Journal and CNBC and upstarts like TheStreet.com and the Motley Fool are all cla...
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