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Local and Hyperlocal Journalism
2018Abstract There are more local news outlets operating around the world at any given moment than larger-scale metropolitan newsrooms, and yet it is the latter that have dominated journalism scholarship. As a specific area of inquiry, local journalism—often branded “community journalism” or “hyperlocal journalism”—is a relatively new but
Kristy Hess, Lisa Waller
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Monthly Review
Victor Pickard celebrates the passion and clarity that Robert W. McChesney brought to his work as an author, media advocate, and founder of Free Press—and in particular, McChesney's bold proposals for a publicly funded and democratic model of local journalism designed to serve communities, rather than corporate interests.
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Victor Pickard celebrates the passion and clarity that Robert W. McChesney brought to his work as an author, media advocate, and founder of Free Press—and in particular, McChesney's bold proposals for a publicly funded and democratic model of local journalism designed to serve communities, rather than corporate interests.
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2006
Local and national journalism have very different jobs to do, but are the ethics of local journalists different than those who work on the nationals? Of course, the same standards are expected from both national and regional journalism. The same producer guidelines apply wherever you work in the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) while all ...
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Local and national journalism have very different jobs to do, but are the ethics of local journalists different than those who work on the nationals? Of course, the same standards are expected from both national and regional journalism. The same producer guidelines apply wherever you work in the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) while all ...
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The Myth of ”The Local in American Journalism
Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 2002The myth of “the local” powerfully informs American journalism's talk about itself. The term local has received less scrutiny than other keywords of the profession, such as objectivity, public, and independence. Yet references to local news figure prominently in many contemporary discussions of newspaper readership, coverage, management, and mission ...
John J. Pauly, Melissa Eckert
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Driving the Closest Information. Local Data Journalism in the UK
Journalism Practice, 2021Felix Arias-Robles +1 more
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Reimagining Local Journalism: A Community-centered Intervention
Journalism Studies, 2021Andrea Wenzel, Letrell Crittenden
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