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Monday, April 03, 2017

Monday Morning in the Blogosphere


A sight that will never be seen again, the Los Angeles Times producing the Herald Examiner



Metro's free circulation overtakes Daily Mail - Press Gazette

Daily paper cut back to three days a week - Radio New Zealand

Judge lifts censorship order in victory for newspaper - North Jersey

ANALYST HINTS SURROUNDING TRONC, INC. - Post Analyst

VSiN lures superstar exec Bill Adee to Las Vegas startup - Robert Feder

Latimes.com launches new platform for comments - Los Angeles Times

Are Insiders Stocking Up on Their Own Shares? tronc, Inc. - Melville Review

Newspaper circulation sees biggest decline in six years - Washington Examiner

Mexican newspaper shuts down due to rampant killings of journalists - Daily News

Durango Herald makes deep newsroom cuts while reducing print product - Denver Post

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