New York - The Wall Street Journal (NYSE: NWS) plans to a launch social networking features for its paying subscribers, that will allow them to create profiles using their real names, comment on stories and connect with one another, the Associated Press reports. The Journal Community on WSJ.com is set to debut on Tuesday, alongside a new home page for non-subscribers that will showcase the free-to-read content on the site. "We believe that in the future, social networks are going to be an important means of distributing content and of spreading news, and we want to be a part of those networks," WSJ.com deputy managing editor Alan Murray told AP.

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