What does the sale of the Baltimore Sun mean for local journalism?
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Show Notes
What is behind the recent purchase of the Baltimore Sun by local conservative media executive David D. Smith? We ask NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik. Plus: Dean Jacqueline Jones of Morgan State’s journalism department and the Baltimore Beat’s editor Lisa Snowden on the sale and how it could impact local journalism and local journalists.
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Editor's note: Audio has been edited to remove a technical issue at the top of the program.
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