It really is a brave new world for daily newspapers. The Washington Post and the Baltimore Sun announced today that they will share a certain amount of content, including both local Maryland news and national, international and feature stories. Post editor Marcus Brauchli and outgoing Sun editor Tim Franklin both put out glowing statements assessing the esteemed worth of the other paper and how this arrangement will be beneficial to their readers, but surely this is largely being done to save money. The announcement indicates that the two papers will not “usually” share exclusive stories, but it’s not hard to imagine this agreement could eventually ruffle feathers across competing Metro sections. Then again, the Sun’s ever-shrinking newsroom could probably use the help. Full press release is after the jump.