@CNN: Three new startups are pushing back against the rise of “news deserts” and the pitfalls facing local journalism to save news in their communities https://t.co/Wdt6mjPTEM https://t.co/4wagRBpv8H

September 30, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

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