WaPo, Sun Show They Can Get Along
In a world of rapidly shrinking newsrooms, the Washington Post and the Baltimore Sun think they’ve found a solution: sharing content.
The two companies reached an agreement that will allow articles — primarily those about Maryland and sports — to be printed in both papers.
Robert J. McCartney, the Post‘s assistant managing editor for Metro news, explains how it will work:
“So, if a story broke on Eastern Shore or in Western Maryland, then we’d talk with the Sun and figure out who was in a better position to send a reporter, and both papers would use that reporter’s story.
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