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IT WILL TAKE five to ten years for Rupert Murdoch to make and leave his mark on his new acquisition, the Wall Street Journal--that is, to have it supplant the New York Times as the world's most influential English-language newspaper.
Does Rupert, at seventy-six, have time on his side? Probably.
Since, as a youthful, pudgy, unattractively side burned, binge-drinking, cigarette-smoking physical sluggard, he embarked on his first campaign out of Adelaide--to conquer Sydney, amidst derisive cackling from the brutish soldiery of the Packer and Fairfax enterprises--Murdoch has painstakingly remodelled himself physically. His principal residences and ...