Salt Lake Tribune makes journalism free to read, calls it a victory for public access
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Summary
The Salt Lake Tribune announces that its journalism will be available to read for free starting Thursday. The article, written by Robert Gehrke, frames this move as a massive victory for public access to news. It also includes a mention of a recent event where the Tribune's politics team hosted a review of the legislative session, and encourages readers to support the publication in this new phase.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledFolks, it's happening.
The Salt Lake Tribune's journalism will be free to read starting Thursday.
Read all about it here — and how you can support us in this new phase.
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