The article reflects on the writer's extensive experience in journalism, particularly in local news, and her concerns about the sustainability of local news outlets in an evolving digital landscape. With a background in newspapers and academia, she explores how traditional models have changed, leading to the decline of many local publications like the Albuquerque Tribune. The writer emphasizes the critical need for innovative solutions to foster robust community journalism that still engages citizens effectively, an ongoing challenge as she continues to seek necessary pathways for the future.
The journey of sustaining local news is complex; as a longtime journalist, my passion for local stories must evolve within today’s digital landscape.
Having transitioned from traditional newspapers to exploring digital media, my quest is to find viable models that can ensure local reporting endures.
Despite the decline of local outlets like the Albuquerque Tribune, I believe in the importance and relevance of community-focused journalism in the modern era.
As a professor emeritus, I'm committed to fostering discussions around the sustainability of local news, which is crucial for democratic engagement.
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