Chris Krug to guide Franklin Center as well as Watchdog.org
CHICAGO, April 17: Expert newsroom spearhead Chris Krug has
been named President of the Franklin Center for Government & Public
Integrity and its journalism venture Watchdog.org.
"The journalistic mission and value of the Franklin
Center and Watchdog.org are more important now than ever in today's changing
media landscape," Krug revealed, adding, "This is an exciting time to
grow the Watchdog.org brand and expand its critical role in keeping government
accountable and citizens informed."
Krug provides the Franklin Center with over 25 years’ understanding
in the media industry. He presently steers the Illinois News Network as
Publisher and General Manager, a responsibility which he will persist as he
takes the key position at the Franklin Center.
Krug is previous publisher of the suburban Chicago Pioneer
Press newspaper sequence. Before his term as a vice president at Sun-Times
Media Network and oversight of Pioneer, he was in control ofr all news actions
and controlled assets in the suburbs as a vice president for Shaw Suburban
Media in the greater Chicago expanse. In 2008, the Local Media Association venerated
Krug as countrywide editor of the year, and his newsrooms have obtained hundreds
of regional, state and nationwide accolades for work in print, video and on digital
pure-plays. Krug as well is the previous president of the Illinois Associated
Press Editors Association.
The Franklin Center for Government & Public Integrity
and Watchdog.org are dedicated to generating unbiased journalism concentrated
on restoring oversight of state governments and holding politicians and
bureaucrats at all stages answerable for their supervising of taxpayer dollars.
Reportage by the Franklin Center has exposed noteworthy misbehavior,
whistleblower retribution, a university admittance disgrace, and has propelled legislative
act.
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