Robert Thomson, managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, named Alan Murray a Deputy Managing Editor and said in a June 19, 2008 memo that Murray will continue to lead WSJ.com.

Thomson wrote in a memo that the Journal Online "will have a more influential role at the heart of the reformed news structure."

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Alan Murray, executive editor of The Wall Street Journal Online, was one of the featured speakers at the recently concluded 'Future of Business Media' conference in New York.

According to Rafat Ali, writing at paidContent.org, Murray was a panelist at the event's speakers dinner, which also featured Andrew Ross Sorkin of The New York Times and David Lieberman of USA Today.

Ali described the discussion as "vigourous" and said it included a look at how their jobs in business journalism have changed in the past two ...<< MORE >>

"It's going to make it very difficult for any Republican to get elected in any national election," says The Wall Street Journal's Alan Murray of the resentment that has arisen from the economic uncertainty facing much of the nation.

That is one sentiment Murray expressed during an interview with Frank MacEachern of the Stamford (CT) Times, during an interview prior to Murray's October 22, 2007 before the Stamford World Affairs Forum.  Murray's speech was hosted by Pitney Bowes Inc., at the Pitney Bowes global headquarters, MacEachern reported.

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The conference will be hosted by Wall Street Journal experts Alan Murray, executive editor of Wall Street Journal Online; Kimberley Strassel, editorial board member of The Wall Street Journal; and Jeffrey Ball, environment news editor of The Wall Street Journal. The journalists will interview the top thinkers, innovators and trend-setters in the fast-growing world of green business.

"In the last year, there has been a sea change in the way the environment is viewed in the C-suites of large corporations," said Mr. Murray. "We created this conference to bring the Journal's level of thinking and analysis to this issue, and help companies understand how to both maximize the economic opportunities created by this heightened environmental consciousness, and minimize any economic pain."

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THE WEALTH OF CHOICES
Use the New Economy to Put Power in Your Hands and Money in Your Pockets

• Category: Business & Economics - Personal Finance - Investing
• Format: eBook
• On Sale: February 5, 2002
• Price: $9.99
• ISBN: 978-0-676-80660-1 (0-676-80660-0)

The world has been turned upside down. The economy is unpredictable. And it’s time for you to take control.

There’s no better guide to being a savvy buyer and a smart investor than Alan Murray, the Washington bureau chief of The Wall Street Journal. A clear and confident voice in times of chaotic change, Murray combines the big picture and street-smart tactics that will help you profit and live well. He begins with a perceptive overview of a rapidly changing economy, pointing out that even with the stock market zigging and zagging, the American economy is opening up more and more power to the individual consumer and investor. There is indeed a wealth of choices. Alan Murray doesn’t just talk about the new economic landscape—he shows you how to live in it.

Random House
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