In an unusual marketing move for a media company, the Wall Street Journal is offering free internet connection across two-thirds of Manhattan, including Times Square, Union Square and the West Village, as well as some areas in Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx.
So what’s in it for the media company?
Mashable’s Lauren Indvik explains here.
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