How the local news crisis affects coverage of COVID-19 and the climate … and vice versa – Poynter
‘Local news organizations are just so much less equipped now … to cover even something as consequential as the coronavirus pandemic’
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‘Local news organizations are just so much less equipped now … to cover even something as consequential as the coronavirus pandemic’
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Guzmán); Sharq.org ( Serafimova); Aristotle University of Thessaloniki ( Panagiotou); INK Centre for Investigative Journalism ( Konopo); Debunk Media ( Mwilu) "As for so many other sectors, the COVID-19 pandemic has also left its marks on the media landscape world-wide. But has it really been a game-changer, or has it just accelerated and reinforced pre-existing trends?" This report, published by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) Media Programme, seeks to investigate the diverse consequences that COVID-19 has had on the media landscape in different regions of the world. The overarching que...