Salon: closing or closed, 6 Nov 2026
online magazine of news, politics and culture, published since 1995
Own or wind up Salon? Its records can still be sold, once, to several buyers at the same time, with the personal data removed first.
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Public prices for a whole company's records run $131K to $548K per company in the middle of the market, and the highest public offer for one company's archive is $12.5M. What a closed company's records fetch depends on how many people wrote them, over how many years, and whether its accounts are still open: buyers pay for linked histories (code with its tickets, decisions with their discussion), and the deletion clock runs from the day the subscriptions stop. Which of its records the law still requires to be kept, for how long and by whom: How Long to Keep Business Records After Closing (US, UK, Canada).
Value the records of Salon in a few minutes (free; for whoever owns them now)
- Country
- US
- In the archive since
- 3 Apr 1997
- Last worked
- 7 Nov 2026
- Months kept up
- 324
- Today
- Still answers, checked 7 Nov 2026
- Luminary ROLI, 4 Nov 2026
- Roundabout Entertainment, Inc., 30 Oct 2026
- Rest of World, 26 Oct 2026
- VMS (Fleet Management) Limited, 19 Oct 2026
- Chronicle Heritage, 8 Oct 2026
- Caribou Biosciences, Inc., 6 Oct 2026
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