Lead Type, Dead Type: New patterns of local news production and consumption
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The document summarizes findings from a study about changing patterns of local news consumption and production. Through interviews with local residents and journalists, it found that people's definitions of "local" have expanded beyond geographical boundaries to include personal interests and online communities. It also identified frustrations with modern newspapers, including a lack of relevance, poor writing, and over-reliance on advertising. The study suggests opportunities for transforming local news to better meet community needs.
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