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Sunshine Law could allow for backdoor censorship of publicly funded journalism

Media News
December 8, 2022December 11, 2022
by Nick Karpinski

With a decline in the independent, local newspaper industry as a whole, publicly-funded institutions have attempted to fill in the……

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