When did Salon launch as salon1999.com?
Salon launched as salon1999.com in November 1995. The site emerged from the ashes of a newspaper strike and was founded by David Talbot and former San Francisco Examiner staff.
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Salon launched as salon1999.com in November 1995. The site emerged from the ashes of a newspaper strike and was founded by David Talbot and former San Francisco Examiner staff.
Salon had accumulated losses of $80 million by November 2002. The company faced such severe financial issues that it could not pay its rent by February 2003.
Jordan Hoffner assumed the dual role of CEO and editor-in-chief in May 2016. He resigned from the position in May 2019 amidst the company's ongoing financial turbulence.
Salon published the article by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claiming that vaccines caused autism in 2005. The site retracted the piece in 2011 after years of criticism.
Salon Media Group was sold for $5 million in August 2019. The buyer was a privately held entity owned by Chris Richmond and Drew Schoentrup.