Wall Street Journal: News Corp. is carrying out a major reorganization at its Dow Jones news publishing unit that will involve substantial job cuts and shifting of resources into digital media efforts and core coverage areas. The company will eliminate a few dozen positions, and will continue the reductions in coming weeks and months. The eventual cuts could total well over 100. In a memo to staff, Gerard Baker, editor in chief of Dow Jones and the Wall Street Journal, said the purpose of the moves was a “full transformation of our newsroom with a bold but simple aim: to become the premier digital news organization in the world.”