Romenesko

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"Probably any network," adds Rupert Murdoch, discussing the Super Bowl on Fox. "We took over $250 million in revenue. And it was a great game. And you said 97 million people viewed it. I believe it was very much more than that." More from the transcript of his chat with Neil Cavuto:
* "We are going to widen what we do now for free [on WSJ.com], go for a bigger audience and more advertising. But, equally, the real analysis and the depth of the WSJ.com will be developed and probably have its prices increased over time. ...We see, actually, the electronic and online possibilities of Dow Jones as being the most exciting part of the business."
* "There is money moving to the Internet, where we are very strong with MySpace and the development of social networking, which is the big thing at the moment. It is moving around. There’s no doubt about it. And the traditional local newspaper, I think, is having a hard time. We don’t believe that will affect a big national newspaper like The Journal."