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David Hoffmann: A better chorus for the communities we serve

David Hoffmann says Lee Enterprises must better serve readers and communities as local newspapers face pressure from declining attention and resources.

  • In a recent column, David Hoffmann, Chairman of the board of Lee Enterprises, discussed the importance of local journalism. He shared his background and the company's commitment to connecting local communities, aiming to foster meaningful dialogue across the country.
  • Reflecting on the state of the country, Hoffmann noted the need for stronger community bonds. He expressed a desire to find ways for citizens to reconnect and strengthen their shared experiences in an increasingly busy world.
  • Using the song "Five More Minutes" as a metaphor, Hoffmann illustrated the universal desire for more time with loved ones. He noted that such moments show the value of our shared human connections.
  • Navigating the evolving media landscape, Hoffmann leads the company with a focus on prioritizing local journalism. He argues this work is important for maintaining informed and engaged communities, especially in today's business world.
  • Digital platforms like Google can help support local news, Hoffmann noted. This approach aims to sustain the vital role local journalism plays in fostering meaningful dialogue and connection among people across the country.
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David Hoffmann: A better chorus for the communities we serve

In my first column last month, I told you where I’m coming from — both personally and geographically — as chairman of the board of Lee Enterprises, the parent company of your local newspaper.

·Missoula, United States
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