This study, utilizing 19 in-depth interviews, offers a systematic qualitative investigation of the
perceived impact of a newspaper's closure on community members' everyday lives and their …

Across the United States, newspapers are physically relocating their headquarters to smaller
spaces, often away from the centers of downtown. This is the latest manifestation of the …

After an earlier study found the public's dominant expectation of the press was to be a good
neighbor and not a watchdog, the present study set out to determine what being a good …

During 2008–2010, US newspapers covered the financial issues confronting their own
industry extensively. Such coverage drew attention to the state of the newspaper but also …

Using the anniversary coverage of Hurricane Katrina, this textual analysis explores how
reporters and citizen journalists considered themselves and each other in their different …

Community Newspaper Use Promotes Social Cohesion Page 1 Yamamoto: Community
Newspaper Use Promotes Social Cohesion - 19 A longstanding body of research indicates that …

Foundations of Community Journalism is the first and only book to focus on how to
understand and conduct research in this ever-increasing field. With chapters written by …

Almost 15 years after it started, civic journalism is waning. Some say that its practices have
been integrated into the routines of news making without the label attached. Others say that …

This study explores how US reporters, columnists, editors, and state newspaper
associations explained to their audiences the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on …

A survey found the public does not strongly endorse traditional journalism norms of
watchdog and rapid reporting. Furthermore, when opinions of survey respondents and …