Oscar-nominated filmmaker Rick Goldsmith’s “Stripped for Parts: American Journalism on the Brink” screens on Tuesday evening at Oakland’s New Parkway Theatre, ironically, a few blocks from the once-bustling Oakland Tribune building, where a team of well-respected journalists worked. Shuttered since 2016, the newspaper, like so many others, is long gone.
The demise of the Trib, as it affectionately was called, is part of a broader newspaper story and problem that are the subject of “Stripped of Parts,” which chronicles how the New York-based hedge fund company Alden Global Capital has engaged in a newspaper shopping spree at the expense of local, community-based journalism.
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