The Baltimore Sun is returning to local ownership — wit...
The return of a struggling newspaper from an investment firm to a local owner would normally be cause for celebration in the troubled news industry
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The return of a struggling newspaper from an investment firm to a local owner would normally be cause for celebration in the troubled news industry
The Baltimore Sun’s new owner doesn’t seem to be on the same page as the paper’s staff.David D. Smith, the chairman of the monopolistic, conservative, local media empire Sinclair Broadcast Group, scooped up Baltimore’s hometown legacy paper last week for an unspecified, nine-figure dollar point—but his outsize ideas and a crude first impression might have just slapped a damper on the partnership from the get-go.During a contentious two-hour meet and greet with staff on Tuesday, Smith said he had
Surprise media deals often turn out to make all kinds of sense in the light of the second day. So it is with Alden Global Capital’s sale, announced Monday…
The Baltimore Sun’s newly announced owner's political background has sparked concern over what the 187-year-old publication could become.
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