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A massive disruption in the American journalism industry has resulted in thousands of layoffs and closing newsrooms, creating a patchwork of ‘news deserts’ across the country. This is a story that’s being played out in the city of McKeesport, Pennsylvania, where a newspaper with a long history was shuttered in 2015. In Death of the Daily News, Andrew Conte examines the societal impact of losing access to local news, and argues that while traditional top-down journalism may be dying, there are ways for communities to fill the gap.
The story of the deterioration of the once-mighty Daily News mirrors what’s happening to newspapers throughout America, where declining revenues are forcing owners to close newsrooms and scale back. Despite the challenges facing print media, there are still many dedicated journalists who are willing to put their lives on the line for this vital form of democracy. Whether they’re covering the riots in Baltimore or getting exclusive video footage of Nelson Mandela in hiding, ITN camera operators are renowned for their journalistic excellence. This collection of agenda-setting news footage is updated daily with the very best from around the world. This collection is a must-see for any broadcaster, film producer or video editor. The collection is filmed on the ITN Mobile newsgathering platform, powered by Stringr, which brings together the world’s largest videographer network to source video in real time with a robust cloud-based production suite for easy editing and delivery.