Differences of Community Newspaper Goals and Functions in Large Urban Areas

Leo W. Jeffres · Connie Cutietta · Jaewon Lee · Leslie Elizabeth Sekerka

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This survey of editors of urban community newspapers shows the watchdog function is the main one, followed by an activist role or civic journalism role.

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