You’ve heard local news is dying. In fact, it might just be evolving.Look around: Online nonprofit local and state news sites are proliferating. Some family newspaper owners are purchasing and investing in endangered small-town papers. A few billionaires have bought large metropolitan dailies. Some public radio stations, local television stations and even universities are getting into the act. Much of this is being seeded and nourished by philanthropic foundations and nonprofits.
Origen: Opinion | Leonard Downie: Local news isn’t dying. It’s changing. – The Washington Post
