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BANG-East Bay journalists vote to be represented by union

Contra Costa Times | San Francisco Chronicle
Bay Area News Group-East Bay staffers voted 104 to 92 in favor of the union. "I fear this will create divisiveness in our newsroom. But it's the job of leadership to overcome that and keep this company moving forward," says John Armstrong, publisher of MediaNews' BANG-East Bay. || Related story.

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