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Local Journalism v. Disinformation

by jpitney | Sep 26, 2024 | Journalism, Journalists, Local Government, Uncategorized

PEN America interviews Andrew DeVigal. Before joining the University of Oregon, DeVigal was an award-winning multimedia editor at The New York Times   What role can local journalists play in the fight against disinformation, specifically as it relates to local...

Failed State Update: Cost of Doing Business in L.A.

by jpitney | Sep 4, 2024 | Business, California Politics, Local Government

From Kosmont-Rose Institute 2024 Cost of Doing Business Survey: Our analysis indicates that cities in Los Angeles County are collectively more expensive places to do business than cities in other parts of the region and also more expensive than the top destination...

Failed State Update: The Sidewalks of L.A.

by jpitney | Sep 2, 2024 | California Politics, Infrastruture, Local Government

At LAT, Steve Lopez on the failure of Los Angeles to fix its dilapidated sidewalks: The city still does handle sidewalk repairs if the service request is by or for someone who is disabled, but that program is nothing to cheer about. In 2016, under terms of a federal...

California Journalism Preservation Bill Fizzles Out

by jpitney | Aug 31, 2024 | California Politics, Journalism, Journalists, Local Government

Ryan Fonesca at LAT: A state bill with bipartisan support that aimed to throw a lifeline to California’s struggling news industry is no more.   In place of the proposed “journalism usage fee” levied on Google and Meta annually to help fund local newsrooms, state...

Local Journalism: Something of Value

by jpitney | Aug 12, 2024 | Journalism, Journalists, Local Government

Mark Caro at Poynter: Tom Rosenstiel, professor of the practice at the University of Maryland Philip Merrill College of Journalism, sees a potential bright side for local news organizations in regard to news fatigue. “Local publications exist in the same media...

The Decline of Local News

by jpitney | Jul 31, 2024 | California Politics, Journalism, Journalists, Local Government, Newspapers

At LAT, Gustavo Arellano reviews reporting on the decline of local news: More big businesses control the narrative. The largest news source in Richmond, Calif., is owned by the Bay Area town’s largest business: Chevron. That means in a city where pollution concerns...
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