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I have two perspectives on this: 1. From what I have found, the hedge fund involved is big into distressed assets. That could mean either trying to turn them a
by nerdwaller 9y ago
I have two perspectives on this:
1. From what I have found, the hedge fund involved is big into distressed assets. That could mean either trying to turn them around or finding a way to profit from the eventual house clearing. My guess is the deal was structured so they could come out ahead in either result.
2. Being in/from Denver - the post has long just reposted or otherwise used alternate media to be their sources. Meaning their journalistic side has been spotty for quite some time.
- lotharbot 9y agoas a Denver native, I completely agree with point 2. The post hasn't produced much quality-original content for quite some time. I can't think of any specific type of coverage where they provide the best available. They're beat on national news by national papers, local news by several of our TV stations, sports by blogs like BSN Denver, and so on. There's nothing right now that makes me say "I think they could turn it around".
- shozab 9y agoHello Sir i need some information can i submit url my website ? when share url this blog say remove link and submit question ?
- greglindahl 9y agoFor 2, Denver is a small enough market that it's no surprise that it is not large enough to support a local paper like the New York Times.
- Trill-I-Am 9y agoAre you saying that only the largest cities in the country can support local journalism? What does mean for the civic future of the country?