The Wall Street Journal Kindle and Digital Plus

Kindle + Digital Access = Great, Hopefully other publications are paying attention. The Wall Street Journal Kindle edition enables you to link your log in credentials to wsj.com for full online access. Additionally, you can use the same log in to access the iPad and iPhone apps. Paying a fair price once to access this terrific content across all of my devices is the way it should be. 
review By Scott Schrader

Quality gone done , rate for subscription is expensive, The quality of the online WSJ subscription seem to have gone down in the last few years. For the rate they charge, their web site is flooded with annoying advertisement that slows the computer down when you are browsing for newspaper articles. The WSJ have been raising their prices tremendously for last few years. I was paying a yearly rate around $79, then last two years was at $105. to $107 but this year, my credit card was charged at around $224. for one year. This Amazon web site offers it at $18.29 per month which does not seem like a lot but for a year, it comes out to $219.49. The Online WSJ's customer service says they are charging more because they are offering their electronic paper to be read on other E-readers besides the PC. That does not make sense for me to pay a double rate since I am "NOT" using an e-reader like the Kindle except only on our PC along. Also we are paying for other local newspaper subscription besides the online WSJ service so I canceled my WSJ due to its high cost. It seem like from users reviews, a lot of people are upset at the online WSJ high cost subscription rate. They probably don't care because they want only rich customers. review By Apple (California)

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