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Will the San Francisco Chronicle Fold?
William Randolph Hearst began his newspaper empire in 1887 with the San Francisco Examiner . In the year 2000, the Hearst Corporation got rid of the Examiner and took over the San Francisco Chronicle . The Examiner folded and now Hearst is cutting the Chronicle staff to the bone. Ken Doctor worked for the late Knight-Ridder papers for 20…
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readWilliam Randolph Hearst began his newspaper empire in 1887 with the San Francisco Examiner. In the year 2000, the Hearst Corporation got rid of the Examiner and took over the San Francisco Chronicle. The Examiner folded and now Hearst is cutting the Chronicle staff to the bone. Ken Doctor worked for the late Knight-Ridder papers for 20 years. He's now an analyst for Outsell and Content Bridges, where he studies the transformation from print to digital publication.
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The full episode
2 of 4Los Angeles Elections: City Attorney and City Controller- 1:19President Obama's First Joint Session of Congress
- 26:53Will the San Francisco Chronicle Fold?You’re reading this
- 34:08Los Angeles Elections: City Attorney and City Controller
- 44:24Reform and the Extreme Right