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The Onion ponders newspapers

03.10.2010

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Michael Stoll, Executive director |

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Michael Stoll is senior editor and co-founder of the San Francisco Public Press. He has been a reporter and freelance writer for local and national outlets, including the San Francisco Examiner and the Philadelphia Inquirer. He has taught journalism at two Bay Area universities, and researched media ethics at Stanford.

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