Cutting costs, the Detroit Free Press is closing its state capital bureau in Lansing, and the two reporters there will work from the Freep's sister paper, the Lansing State Journal, a reader says.
Meanwhile, Gannett's Observer and Eccentric staff in the Detroit suburb of Livonia will vacate their offices, and work from the Detroit Media Partnership's headquarters in Detroit, another reader says today. (The GCI-controlled partnership handles business affairs for the Freep and the former Gannett-owned Detroit News under a joint operating agency agreement.)
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Monday, October 20, 2008
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