The Quiet Revival of Local Newspapers
While national media consolidates, a handful of small local papers are growing again, funded by memberships instead of ads, and trusted precisely because they're small.
Readers who no longer trust national coverage often still trust the person covering their town council, because they can check the facts themselves.
It's a slower, less glamorous kind of journalism, but it might be the version that survives the next decade intact.
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