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Salon says it will cease publication after 31 years
Salon said Thursday it is ceasing publication after 31 years, citing an independent digital publishing model it called no longer sustainable.
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Salon said Thursday it is ceasing publication after 31 years, in an unsigned note on its site1.
The note said the business realities of independent digital journalism had changed and that Salon's publishing model is no longer sustainable1.
Salon dated its launch to November 1995 and thanked staff, founders, contributors, and readers1.
An Associated Press report carried by ABC News said the note did not immediately say what would happen to employees, though some people reported they had lost jobs, and that Salon did not immediately say what would become of its archives.
The same AP copy also appeared on Local 10, Boston.com, ClickOnDetroit, KSAT, and CityNews Toronto.
