Maryland Matters is pleased to announce a new content sharing agreement with Patch, the hyperlocal news platform that currently serves over 1,200 communities, towns and cities across the U.S.
Some Maryland Matters content will begin appearing on patch.com, and we’ll have access to Patch articles, such as the one we’ve published today on a massive medical data breach and how it could endanger Maryland consumers.
This is a win-win for Maryland Matters because Patch will provide more exposure for our work – and because we can continue to expand the depth and breadth of content we offer on our website. The arrangement with Patch builds on our content sharing agreement with wtop.com, the website of WTOP, the top-rated radio station in the Washington, D.C., market.
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