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Joseph LichtermanOctober 20, 2014

Who dat? In New Orleans, The Times-Picayune is making print a little more regular

The Times-Picayune was the most prominent example of a daily newspaper cutting print and home-delivery days. But as part of a big bet on football, it’s bringing Mondays back to subscribers — at least for the fall.

It looks like another sports team owner is about to buy another newspaper

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