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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will end its print edition Dec. 31 after 157 years, moving fully to digital. Editor-in-Chief Leroy Chapman Jr. said most subscribers already read the paper online as ...

After more than 150 years in business, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution will end its print edition at the end of December.

This was not financial in the sense that we are cutting costs. This is about us being single-minded about two things. One, our future is digital," he explained.

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