The main claim the author makes in "Community Newspaper Under Siege" is that community newspapers in America are under siege in a variety of ways. This encompasses economic challenges, such as people being unwilling to pay for local newspapers, as well as the broader threats to journalists and journalism as a vital component of local governance and accountability.
What is the main claim the author makes in Community Newspaper Under Siege
People are increasingly unwilling to pay for their local weekly newspaper, which is a problem.
The shooting at the Capital Gazette is a sign that reputable journalists are at risk.
Community newspapers in America are under siege in a variety of ways.
The media keeps politicians in check, especially at a local level.
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