Yes. Knowledge is power. The fewer people who have access to the WSJ (knowledge), the more powerful it becomes, the more likely people are to pay for it. Unless of course you argue that what's found in the WSJ can easily be found elsewhere...

...as in the sound it makes when it sears to your earlobe ;)

Turns out it's an O2 network issue: From TA: "Update: A previously published version of this article concluded that the G1's browser and processor were able to render pages faster than the iPhone's. In response to reader comments regarding a Wi-Fi test, we have now run a set of tests and concluded that, indeed, both phones load pages at a similar speed over Wi-Fi. This means there's little difference in processor or browser performance. Clearly the G1 is a superior Web phone to the Omnia, but it seems to be O2's network that is holding the iPhone back."