... to die. The story appears to have parallels in India. Increasingly, many regional media (both print and electronic) are being bought out or started by politicians or powerful business interests. At ... do not exist or are biased, democracy will be poorer. It will be interesting to know and understand more about local media in India and whether they suffer from the ills that the UK local media suffer.

... ’ve added another column to the table below: the number of Twitter accounts that media are following. Some of the numbers are interesting. I got curious about Twitter numbers this morning, particularly about ... no means complete; it’s meant more as a snapshot of some of the local media. As well as print, it includes a couple of local magazines and some web-only entrants in the keeping-you ...

... by Winnipeg drivers who need a little NASCAR fix and the local mainstream media who just can't stop taking out all their frustrations on ... ever interviewed Kelly, screamed for his firing. Then the hypocrisy of the local media mob reached comical levels. ... lousy offence wasn't his fault, it was Kelly's. Nowhere in the local media was Matzakis even mentioned as a culprit. The smartest ...

BIA/Kelsey is launching their flagship event, Interactive Local Media 2009 (ILM:09), where the ... network, or simply become educated on the new strategies and technologies effecting the online local space. The internet continues to evolve into a ... the main topic of this conference. It is a huge wave hitting the local industry as consumers continue to use their cellphones and other mobile devices to ...

... to this fact. For a long time now, we have obviously not been well served by at least one media source. Maybe it is time to do something about it? Let them know that censorship will not be tolerated and we want them to change. If ... new polls now available (on left panel). Rate our local media and let them know what you think of them? Whoever controls the media, controls the mind. from John Prince

... . It never ceases to amaze me how biased the coverage of this issue is, even by local media outlets. For example, Tom Wilbur, reporter for the Press & Sun-Bulletin, includes this short narrative in a ... . And that’s all we know about good old Stan. You might think from the description that he’s just a local bumpkin from Binghamton who keeps a sharp eye on this issue. An &# ...