Mediaguardian reports that Northcliffe is to launch 45 hyperlocal “This is” websites to go alongside the 106 it currently publishes. The question is: will they be allowed to publish the splash of the local paper that Northcliffe currently serves the area with?
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Northcliffe to launch 45 hyperlocal websites
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