I know the JOA was a big weight around the Tribune's neck for several years, but it also has to feel sad to see the daily print edition fall away. Is there any sense of relief/optimism that this move frees up resources to put into reporting rather than publishing costs? Is this move more proactive about where journalism is going as an industry, or reactive to the realities of the marketplace?
Also, more of a comment than a question: But I just fan girl so hard on all of y'all and the crucial work your do for your community. Thank you!
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I know the JOA was a big weight around the Tribune's neck for several years, but it also has to feel sad to see the daily print edition fall away. Is there any sense of relief/optimism that this move frees up resources to put into reporting rather than publishing costs? Is this move more proactive about where journalism is going as an industry, or reactive to the realities of the marketplace?
Also, more of a comment than a question: But I just fan girl so hard on all of y'all and the crucial work your do for your community. Thank you!
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