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Reuters: Connecticut papers saved by new investor

January 7th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted by in Editors' pick, Newspapers

Two Connecticut dailies facing closure have been rescued after a new buyer for the titles was found.

Michael Schroeder, owner of Central Connecticut Communications, will buy The Bristol Press and The Herald of New Britain at a time when some media commentators are calling for US state aid to help ailing newspapers.

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Reuters: Government aid could save US newspapers

January 2nd, 2009 | No Comments | Posted by in Editors' pick

Connecticut’s Department of Economic and Community Development steps offers tax breaks and training funds to ailing newspaper publishers, setting a worrying precedent for the independence of the ‘free press’.

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AP: Connecticut town website closes for fear of not complying with state law

October 7th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted by in Editors' pick

Harwinton, in Connecticut, will no longer have a town website, as officials fear that they could face lawsuits if they don’t comply with a new state law which requires towns to post agendas and minutes for every board and commission.

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