Windy City Times to End Print Edition, Publish Online Only
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It’s the end of an era for Chicago’s pioneering LGBTQ news publication.
After 35 years, the Windy City Times will end its print edition and move forward as an online-only publication in October. We discuss the news with the paper’s co-founder and publisher, Tracy Baim.
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Windy City Times to End Print Edition, Publish Online Only
Clip: 9/9/2020 | 5m 58sVideo has Closed Captions
After 35 years, the Windy City Times will end its print edition and move forward as an online-only publication in October. We discuss the news with the paper’s co-founder and publisher, Tracy Baim.
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