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Newspaper Decline

News deserts are an oasis; Newspapers that promote the status quo do more harm than good

May 6, 2024 by Don Surber

There are no news deserts — just newspapermen with their heads in the sand.

Categories Media, Press, Society, U.S. News/Policy Tags Legacy Press, News Deserts, Newspaper Decline, Newspapers Leave a comment

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