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The '''Newark ''Star-Ledger''''' is a [[liberal]] [[newspaper]] in Newark, [[New Jersey]], and is the largest newspaper in New Jersey in terms of circulation. In October 2008, the paper cut its editorial staff by about 45% in an effort to become profitable.<ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/25/star-ledger-of-newark-cut_n_137807.html Star-Ledger cuts]</ref>  While liberal newspapers across the [[United States]] reduced staff in 2008, few cut their staffs so dramatically.<ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/25/star-ledger-of-newark-cut_n_137807.html Star-Ledger cuts]</ref>

The '''Newark ''Star-Ledger''''' is a [[liberal]] [[newspaper]] in Newark, [[New Jersey]], and is the largest newspaper in New Jersey in terms of circulation. In October 2008, the paper cut its editorial staff by about 45% in an effort to become profitable.<ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/25/star-ledger-of-newark-cut_n_137807.html Star-Ledger cuts]</ref>  While liberal newspapers across the [[United States]] reduced staff in 2008, few cut their staffs so dramatically.<ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/25/star-ledger-of-newark-cut_n_137807.html Star-Ledger cuts]</ref>

== 2010 attempts to become profitable ==

== 2010 Star-Ledger initiative attempting to restore profitability ==

In September of 2010 the Newark ''Star-Ledger'' wrote:

In September of 2010 the Newark ''Star-Ledger'' wrote: