Brian Greenspun
The Sun’s next publishing generation
The publisher and editor whose career continues the Greenspun family’s newspaper history and civic involvement.
The newsroom inheritance
Brian is a son of Sun founders Hank and Barbara Greenspun. His UNLV biography describes a Georgetown education followed by leadership of the newspaper and Greenspun Media Group. [1]
Ownership and civic roles
The archive biography identifies him as sole owner of Greenspun Media Group in its account of the family business. It also records roles connected with UNLV, Brookings and the Museum of Tolerance. Those are dated biographical statements rather than a claim that every appointment remains current. [1]
A longer first-person record
UNLV’s 2018 oral-history collection is a route into his memories of the family, newspaper and political relationships. It adds personal testimony to the corporate and institutional accounts. [2]
Key dates
- 2014
The family’s media ownership is consolidated under Brian, according to UNLV’s Danny Greenspun biography. [3]
- 2018
UNLV records a multi-session oral history. [2]
People in the same story
Hank Greenspun
His father founded the Sun. [1]
Read the profileBarbara Greenspun
His mother led the newspaper after Hank’s death. [4]
Read the profileDanny Greenspun
His brother’s media and technology work formed another part of the enterprise. [3]
Read the profileIn the archive
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Brian Greenspun Buys The Sun
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Brian Greenspun takes control of Las Vegas Sun, other GMG titles
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Sun’s Brian Greenspun ‘humbled’ by induction into Nevada Newspaper Hall of Fame
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