Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Saved From Closure by Nonprofit Acquisition
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has been saved from closure after being acquired by a nonprofit publisher, the same entity behind the Baltimore Banner. This move provides a lifeline for the historic newspaper, which faced an uncertain future.
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A nonprofit lifeline for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette as more papers seek nonprofit sector help - AP News
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The Venetoulis Institute of Local Journalism, which operates The Baltimore Banner, has bought The Post-Gazette. The newspaper was set to shut down next month.
By Katie Robertson
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The 240-year-old newspaper was set to close next month after a long battle between its parent company and its union.
By Scott Nover, Liam Scott
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Parent company of non-profit news website Baltimore Banner announces it acquired paper for undisclosed sum The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, which has roots that date back to 1786, was set to close next month, in a major blow to the city and a sign of the distressed state of local news. Not any more. On Tuesday, the Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism, the parent company of the Baltimore Banner non-profit news website in Maryland, announced it had acquired the Post-Gazette for an undisclosed...
By Jeremy Barr
Read full article →A nonprofit lifeline for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette as more papers seek nonprofit sector help
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has avoided an imminent shutdown by selling to a nonprofit journalism operation
By Rebecca Boone
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