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World Table CEO with Salt Lake Tribune executives at a recent Silicon Slopes TownHall discussing "How Tribune is Fixing Their Comments."

World Table CEO, Bryan Hall, joined the Salt Lake Tribune's owner, Paul Huntsman, editor, Jennifer Napier-Pearce, and online manager, Kelly Cannon, at a recent Silicon Slopes Town Hall to discuss how the Tribune is using World Table's software and innovative approaches to aggressively and proactively fix and improve their comment sections.

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World Table CEO, Bryan Hall, listens as Tribune publisher, Paul Hunstman, explains why the Tribune chose to partner with World Table.

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