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5:22 pm
Wed January 2, 2013

Nashua Telegraph Hopes To Keep "Voice" of Area If Sold

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  • Charlie Perkins talks with NHPR's Brady Carlson about the Nashua Telegraph being put up for sale.

We’re starting 2013 with a big story in New Hampshire media – the owners of the Nashua Telegraph, the second largest daily in the state, are putting that newspaper up for sale.

Charlie Perkins is a media consultant and New Hampshire journalism veteran. He talks with All Things Considered host Brady Carlson about the potential sale of the paper, why publications owned by a sister company (including the New Hampshire Business Review) were sold to Yankee Magazine, and the state of New Hampshire media at the start of the new year.

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