The Wall Street Journal.

The Wall Street Journal app delivers award-winning business and financial journalism, offering in-depth analysis, real-time market data, and global headlines. It provides categorized articles, breaking news alerts, and supports offline reading, catering to individuals seeking comprehensive financial and economic insights.

The Wall Street Journal is a well-known news publication that offers digital access to its content through a subscription model, aligning with the 'Membership & Monetization' feature. It provides a platform for reading articles, which implies a form of content distribution. While it doesn't explicitly mention a 'rich text editor' for user-generated content or a 'community feedback tools' in the same vein as Medium, it does offer a platform for consuming curated, high-quality content. The app description mentions 'alerts and notifications for breaking news, latest headlines, developing stories and live updates—including the ability to follow your favorite journalists,' which aligns with user profiles and following. It also mentions 'save and share articles' and 'search and discovery' features. The 'What's News feed' curated by journalists could be seen as a form of content distribution, though not a personalized recommendation engine in the same way as Medium.