… changes in journalism manifest primarily in the decline (or disappearance) of local news
media, with … journalistic ventures such as Follow The Money (a financial-economic investigative …

… • Content should be automated when news organizations need to serve a big audience, or
alternatively to serve an audience that has a very specific interest (usually local journalism). …

… journalism’s business model? What are the social implications as news work becomes
increasingly precarious, reliant on free or low-paid labor? What happens as local journalism …

… capital available to fund journalism. The deep uncertainty about the media’s future, and how
… , has also become a primary concern for journalism teachers. Much of the discussion about …

… media and “citizen journalism” have arguably changed the face of traditional newsgathering.
This paper examines how social media … are the challenges for journalists wishing to use …

… In addition, much of the research focuses on national media, whereas local media can
play a critical role in providing information to local publics and should be subjected to more …

… ), local and regional media usually have a strong local beat that covers all kinds of local
events—… , which was debunked by investigative, local journalists, not by political beat reporters. …

… Also, local journalists earn less than international ones, and junior journalists receive lower
pay than their senior colleagues. Women are more likely to be freelancers or part-timers and …

… of “digital journalism studies” as a subfield of “journalism studies,” we build … media, our
questions around journalism ethics take on new and important dimensions. Through digital media…

… They reflected, “For years, we’ve watched local journalism efforts wither and news deserts
form, leaving a growing list of critical stories uncovered. We’ve chronicled those losses, and …