News Orgs Turn to Indie Sites To Fill In Coverage Gaps

Submitted: October 25, 2009 - 7:11pm
Last updated: October 25, 2009 - 7:11pm

Source: Broadcasting&Cable

Author: Marisa Guthrie

News organizations with shrinking budgets are forming an increasingly symbiotic relationship with a new wave of independent online news sites—many of them staffed by pink-slipped print reporters.

Links to Sources

News Orgs Turn to Indie Sites To Fill In Coverage Gaps

Login or register to post comments
Email this page

Layoffs in U.S. up 59% from 2007
Candidates Primp, Networks Prep for Super Tuesday
Super Tuesday Superior to 2004 for Cable News Networks
ABC/Bloomberg, CBS/CNN?
More Cuts Hit Communications Policy Beat
Tyndall: Network Evening News Not So Sensational
Politics Unusual
What’s Streaming Worth to Writers?
Think Tanks and the Reporters Who Heart Them
First Time in 10 Years: Three Evening Newscasts Up in Ratings
PETA Cries Fowl Over Fox’s Rejection of Anti-KFC Ad
Network News at a Crossroads
Investigative Journalism Under Fire
Is Network TV's Model Lost?
Report: Salaries on the rise for mobile developers

Topics

Broadcasting
Cable
Journalism
Labor
Media Ownership
Television

Ratings

Recommendation:

Informative:

Accuracy:

News Orgs Turn to Indie Sites To Fill In Coverage Gaps

Links to Sources

Related

Topics

Ratings