Salon announces it will cease publishing after 31 years
Culture · First reported 5 Nov, 21:27 · Updated 22:13
Salon says its publishing model is no longer sustainable amid changes to independent digital journalism, ending a publication founded in San Francisco in 1995.
- Salon announced it is closing after more than three decades; a second report also says it is ceasing publication after 31 years.
- Founded in San Francisco in 1995, Salon covered politics, arts and culture.
- Salon attributed the decision to changes in the business realities of independent digital journalism and said its publishing model was no longer sustainable.
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- Founded
- San Francisco, 1995
- Closure
- Announced after 31 years
- Stated reason
- Salon said its publishing model was no longer sustainable as the business realities of independent digital journalism changed
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