Honolulu Advertiser cuts stand-alone biz section

By Reynolds Staff on Jan 12, 2009 in Basics, Uncategorized

The Honolulu Advertiser announced today that it’s cutting its stand-alone business section.
Editor Mark Platte told readers that beginning today, “the Hawai’i section will include business news and classified ads in an all-local supersection. The business section, which had been printed as a stand-alone tabloid, will appear on Page B5 and the classified ads will begin on page B9.”
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