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Source: National Trust for Local News

Keeping it Local: How the National Trust for Local News aims to preserve and sustain community journalism

Current, National Trust for Local News | July 2021

National Trust for Local News (NTLN) recently engineered the purchase of a family-owned newspaper chain in Colorado in order to sustain its irreplaceable local journalism. Is this business model a viable strategy to prevent vulture capital acquisitions of local media and closure of local papers across the country?

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How National Trust for Local News aims to sustain community journalism

Julia Haslanger, National Trust for Local News | July 2021

Newly established National Trust for Local News works “with communities to catalyze the capital, new ownership structures, and business model transformations needed for established local and community news organizations to thrive and remain deeply grounded in their communities.”

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