You can click the graphic to see the landscape of news deserts in the US http://cjr.bz/2pUyJmX
I think the folks at the Yuma Sun (seven days/week) might be somewhat surprised by that.
It's also rather curious to measure the number of newspapers per 100,000 residents, which seems a meaningless bit of data.
On Twitter, a reporter at a daily in Arkansas is asking why his county shows no dailies there at all.
Any chance of clarification on what happened here?
As gambling swallows up sports media, anyone pausing to consider editorial conflicts (or, in the case of bets based on nonpublic information, possible law-breaking) might feel left out. Michael Lombardi, a former NFL team executive who later became a sports reporter, now gives gambling advice at VSiN, known as “the CNBC of sports betting.” Recently, he told me, “If you don’t like change, you’re going to like irrelevance even less.”

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As long as a significant proportion of the population remains unvaccinated, everyone is likely to face risk.
Still, there is a risk, too, of oversimplifying the vaccine-rules story:
https://www.cjr.org/the_media_today/vaccine_mandates_biden.php

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"CNN seems to be saying: Joe, for the sake of informing the nation, could you spice things up a bit?"
https://www.cjr.org/public_editor/cnn-public-editor-infrastructure-is-important-if-not-flashy.php

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CNN public editor: Infrastructure is important, if not flashy
But to CNN Public Editor's point, its the same rationale Fox Entertainment viewers avoid PBS Newshour: not enough sizzle.
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