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Local journalism and its audience

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Local media outlets are merging, cutting jobs, or closing, due to a loss in audiences and in advertising revenues in an era of digitalization of information environments. This development raises the question how local media outlets can respond to the ongoing digitalization of information environments to retain or even regain audiences and, hereby ...
Lene Heiselberg, David Nicolas Hopmann
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JOURNALISM AND LOCAL POLITICS

Journalism Studies, 2006
Mats Ekström   +2 more
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Local Journalism and Local Media

2006
The local media - local newspapers and radio, regional television, cable television and local news on the internet - represents a diverse and rapidly-changing sector of the British media landscape. Bringing together media academics, local journalists and other media professionals, this text presents a thorough, up-to-date and authoritative account of ...
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A local study of journal use

Journal of Information Science, 1994
This paper reports an investigation carried out some fifteen years ago and unpublished at the time. It presents a comparison between a local study of journal use, based on items selected for inclusion in Social Work Information Bulletin ( SWIB) and the indicators of importance derived from citation studies of the scholarly literature.
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Scientific journal selection based on the study of a local journal

Information Processing & Management, 1993
Abstract A new dimension in solutions for journal selection problems could be found in selection of titles from journals published locally. Core journals in microbiology have been selected from the references made at the end of articles published. The ages of the materials as well as the forms of the literature confirm the fact that retrospective and
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Local Journalism and the Information Needs of Local Communities: Toward a Scalable Assessment Approach

Journalism Practice, 2016
This paper presents a three-level conceptual and methodological framework for assessing local journalism and the extent to which it meets community information needs. This research grows from frequent calls from policymakers, foundations, and advocacy groups for methods and measures to facilitate comparative analyses of the state of local journalism in
Philip M. Napoli   +3 more
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