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‘Trib Talk’: How your Salt Lake Tribune subscription is changing

We answered your questions live on Facebook.

The last two months have brought a lot of changes to The Tribune following the announcement that our 68-year-old joint operating agreement with the Deseret News will end Dec. 31. The two companies will no longer share printing, distribution and advertising sales. This has meant a lot of changes — for us and for you — as we bring everything under The Salt Lake Tribune umbrella.

You can find out what this means for your subscription, effective Jan. 1, by watching our live Q&A session. You can watch the discussion on Facebook or on Youtube. You can also listen on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or wherever you get your podcasts. Let us know what you want to learn more about on the next episode by using #TribTalk on Twitter or by emailing tribtalk@sltrib.com.

Trib Talk is produced by Jeni Fitzgibbon and Sara Weber.

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