Wall Street Journal: German media giant Axel Springer says its U.S.-focused push into digital media is starting to pay off. One of Europe’s biggest digital publishers, the old-line tabloid giant was once known for its Bild and Die Welt newspapers. It has worked for years to shed its reliance on print and boost online revenue. Now CEO Mathias Döpfner wants Springer to become the “leading digital publisher” in the U.S. And dominating America isn’t the only stretch target for the executive. He wants Springer to become the “number-one” digital publisher in every market it enters.