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Chi-Town Daily News founder and former Chicago Tribune reporter Geoff Dougherty says yes. He described his plan at Sunday's discussion on the state of Chicago journalism. "People flat out didn't believe it," he writes. "It sounds like a lot of journalists and news observers are convinced it takes tens, or hundreds, of millions of dollars to run a robust local news organization. Trust me: It doesn't." || Michael Miner isn't sold on Dougherty's plan. || Listen to the discussion.
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