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by Nathan Alford 2020 was a dark and difficult year across our country and around the world. Some of us
Read moreby Nathan Alford 2020 was a dark and difficult year across our country and around the world. Some of us
Read moreBy Andrew Johnson The financial health of these newspapers has been challenged in recent years with loss of local retail
Read moreSeveral communities in the eastern Twin Cities have lost a source of local news after the apparent shutdown of Lillie
Read moreTHE HILL BY Joe Concha New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet is predicting that “most local newspapers are going to
Read moreBy LouAnna Campbell Tyler Morning Telegraph TYLER — A communications associate professor from Texas A&M University says residents of towns
Read moreBy RICH EGGER Scientific American recently conducted a study that found newspaper closures are linked to partisanship. The publication used voting data
Read moreA study of 11 California newspapers shows that when cities have fewer reporters, political competition and voter turnout suffer. By
Read moreAFP | Ottawa Last Updated at April 10, 2019 02:35 IST About half of Americans and Canadians get their news primarily from social media,
Read moreSomewhere on the outskirts of the great beyond there is a smoke-filled watering hole where Walter Cronkite is having a
Read moreby Michael Posner Two news stories this week captured conflicting forces at play in the struggle to preserve journalism. On the
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