Chicago Public Media Board Is Moving Forward To Acquire The Sun-Times – WBEZ (Chicago)

The two brands would “create one of the largest local nonprofit news organizations in the nation and be a national model for the future of local journalism.” But the statement said the two news brands, WBEZ and Sun-Times, “would continue to serve their respective audiences.”
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NB-Chicago
4 years ago

Interesting if the deal went thru, one of the Pritzker foundation would be one of the primary funders

GM
4 years ago

I’ve not picked up a copy of the Slum – Times for decades, so no biggie if it disappeared. I *used* to listen to WBEZ all the time, now it is absolutely un – listenable, with all the wokesters complaining and whining about everything and ALL THE TIME! Never anything funny or uplifting or simply “enjoyable” to listen to, all is now a screed. Life is short, and I don’t need to listen to their miseries. I keep thinking, “Aren’t these people EVER happy about ANYTHING…!!!????” And these are primarily “people of privilege” – they bring new meaning to the… Read more »

Rick
4 years ago

Ah I see, the two Marxist propaganda companies will merge.

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