The Wall Street Journal TV Commercial, 'Face of Real News'
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The Wall Street Journal believes that no other news outlet cares more about credibility and integrity of reporting than it does. Economics Editor Jon Hilsenrath narrates a piece accompanied by black and white animations, during which he says that he and his colleagues scour the globe to gather verifiable facts, trying to get readers closer to the actual story. Doing anything less is not an option.
The Wall Street Journal TV Commercial, 'Tory Burch Makes Time to Read the WSJ'
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CEO, designer and philanthropist, Tory Burch, has a very busy life. Between meetings, charity work and her kids, she doesn't have time to read the Wall Street Journal. But successful people like Tory Burch, make time to read the Wall Street Journal.
The Wall Street Journal TV Commercial, 'Take Confident Action'
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Unwrap the news of the business, political and fashion world with the Wall Street Journal.
The Wall Street Journal TV Commercial, 'The Blink of an Eye'
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Things can change in an instant, and Wall Street Journal is there to help you keep up. Try it now for $25.99 for 3 months for the price of 1 month.
The Wall Street Journal TV Commercial, 'Will.i.am Makes Time for the WSJ'
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Producer, entrepreneur and philanthropist, Will.i.am, is a very busy man. His days are filled with photo shoots, music production and overseeing his various projects. He doesn't have time to read the Wall Street Journal. But successful people like Will.i.am, make time to read the Wall Street Journal.
The Wall Street Journal TV Commercial, 'Read'
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The Wall Street Journal wants you to read ?????? past the gossip mags, the agendas and the partisan pandering. For a limited time, the newspaper says you can "read yourself better" with free access to its articles online at The Wall Street Journal website.
The Wall Street Journal TV Commercial, 'Don't Wait' Song by Frankie Valli
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A woman's life story is defined by the moments she just couldn't (or wouldn't) wait. From being delivered in a taxi on the way to the hospital, to running towards home plate when her coach was yelling at her to turn around, and dragging a boy to the dance floor instead of waiting, she's never been one to stand around. Frankie Valli's track "You're Ready Now" underscores her desire to get where she's going -- which pays off in the end when she steps into the work space for her new small business
The Wall Street Journal TV Commercial, '2016 Presidential Election'
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The Wall Street Journal interviewed real people about the 2016 Presidential Election and found most people were shocked by the results. However, WSJ's Editor in Chief believes its subscribers were more prepared for either outcome due to its objective and informative election coverage. Figures from the Pew Research Center indicate the Wall Street Journal is more trusted than any other news source across the political spectrum, and the WSJ is proud to offer a comprehensive analysis of political ha