The once-stable pillars of subscription fees and advertising revenue that supported newspapers for decades have crumbled in the Internet age. As a result, many news organizations have faced financial collapse, leading to newsroom layoffs, paper closures, and desperate sales to wealthy owners or hedge funds as a last resort. This analysis examines the co…
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