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:: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 ::

Inappropriate headline of the day 

:: Posted by Nicholas Provenzo at 8:42 AM

You have to savor this Washington Post headline for an article on News Corporation's purchase of Dow & Jones & Co., for it beautifully encapsulates how voluntary trade in the free market is equated with bare-knuckled coercion. According to the Post, "Murdoch Seizes Wall St. Journal In $5 Billion Coup," but there's no word if he's had anybody lined up and shot.

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