US EditionNews Flash or Trash? How Journalism Lost Its Click
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News Flash or Trash? How Journalism Lost Its Click
Journalism isn’t dying, it’s committing slow suicide. Traditional newsrooms whine about losing influence, yet continue chasing clicks over credibility.Despite global crises demanding trustworthy reporting, traditional media is in free fall, losing attention to social influencers, podcasts, and TikTok.Trump’s America illustrates this dramatically: influencer-driven platforms like Joe Rogan’s podcasts and Tucker Carlson’s YouTube videos have surpa…
Kiley Bense has been reporting as an environmental reporter for Inside Climate News from Pennsylvania since 2021. Bense primarily does what every local and regional reporter is trying to do: research local news on her focus on the environment, climate and health, and translate topics of national importance as much as possible for the local population. "We have [here in Pennsylvania] a long history of fossil fuels," she says in an interview with …
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