The Dallas Morning News will work with The Washington Post
to upgrade its website, the Dallas Observer reported.
The changes
are set to appear next month, according to the Observer.
“The Dallas Morning Newsis
finding its footing in pursuing its digital subscription objectives and is well
along in its plan to launch a new website on the Arc platform in September,”
said Robert W. Decherd, chairman, president and CEO of Dallas Morning News in
owner A.H. Belo Corp.'s second quarter financial statement. “The creation
of a single decision-making structure for all of the company’s operations under
Grant Moise, including digital marketing services, gives additional lift to
these initiatives.”
The
company’s second quarter financial statement said the company made a profit in
the quarter, almost $17 million. A.H. Belo had a $500,000 loss over the same
period in 2018.
The second
quarter profit "was driven by $28 million in proceeds from the sale of
real estate previously used as the company's headquarters, resulting in a
pretax gain of $25.9 million which for tax purposes is fully offset by the net
operating loss carryforwards,” the statement said.
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