News Deserts and Ghost Newspapers: Will Local News Survive?¶
Abernathy, P. M. (2004). News Deserts and Ghost Newspapers: Will Local News Survive?: Will Local News Survive?.
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- The work documents that the United States has lost roughly 2,100 newspapers since 2004 and that more than 200 of its 3,143 counties now have no local newspaper, leaving many with no full-time reporter covering courts, city councils, or regional regulators from direct attendance.
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- The work documents that the United States has lost roughly 2,100 newspapers since 2004 and that more than 200 of its 3,143 counties now have no local newspaper, leaving many with no full-time reporter covering courts, city councils, or regional regulators from direct attendance.
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