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“One of the problems in this country, I would submit, is the lack—the death—of so many local newspapers where people would get their news about what's happening in their state or their small town or their city that they live in,” said veteran columnist Mike Barnicle during this Morning Joe conversation with Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski about the state of journalism today and how major outlets like The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Atlantic, are providing hope because they’re thriving under strong leadership and proving that high-quality journalism can still succeed if done right. “There are a few papers still doing the job….My old paper, The Boston Globe, is doing very well. It's doing very well under the ownership of John W. Henry. His wife, Linda, helps run the paper. She does run the paper...and it's a dominant newspaper and it can happen. The death of the small papers in this country are part of the slow diminution of people's appreciation of government, of democracy, and we need more healthy newspapers."
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“One of the problems in this country, I would submit, is the lack—the death—of so many local newspapers where people would get their news about what's happening in their state or their small town or their city that they live in,” said veteran columnist Mike Barnicle during this Morning Joe conversation with Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski about the state of journalism today and how major outlets like The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Atlantic, are providing hope because they’re thriving under strong leadership and proving that high-quality journalism can still succeed if done right. “There are a few papers still doing the job….My old paper, The Boston Globe, is doing very well. It's doing very well under the ownership of John W. Henry. His wife, Linda, helps run the paper. She does run the paper...and it's a dominant newspaper and it can happen. The death of the small papers in this country are part of the slow diminution of people's appreciation of government, of democracy, and we need more healthy newspapers."
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