Blind spots and diversity in a local media landscape

Lisbeth Morlandstø · Birgit Røe Mathisen

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Media Studies and Communication Journalism and Media Studies Communication and COVID-19 Impact

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Local journalism has received increasing attention and recognition from scholars as well as in public and political debate. However, challenges and downsizing in media businesses raise concerns about blind spots, with possible impacts on diversity, local democracy and civic engagement. This article discusses the concept of blind spots and diversity, investigating trends and patterns in local and regional journalism based on a content analysis of 24 local and regional media sources in Norway.

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