Sentence examples for hyperlocal journalism from inspiring English sources

"That's the promise of hyperlocal journalism, as opposed to blogging".

"Brentford TV offers much more than that, a new form of hyperlocal journalism.

The American public broadcaster NPR has received $3m£1.9m9m) funding to launch a hyperlocal journalism project.

But I'm sceptical about whether hyperlocal journalism of a professional standard has any more of a future than newspaper journalism.

There are more nuggets in the report, about audiences, the funding of sites and the likely future for hyperlocal journalism.

"There are plenty of examples of hyperlocal journalism doing an excellent job of keeping citizens informed and holding local power to account.

Media Talk USA: Will hyperlocal save journalism?

And relatively little funding, beyond individual founders' investments of time and money, has gone to support small hyperlocal entrepreneurial journalism projects.

Often the most journalistically impressive material on one of the "hyperlocal" citizen-journalism sites has links to professional journalism, as in the Northwest Voice, or Chi-Town Daily News, where much of the material is written by students at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism, who are in training to take up full-time jobs in news organizations.

EveryBlock, a pioneering Web site for hyperlocal data-driven journalism, was shut down on Thursday by its owner, NBCNews.com, disappointing longtime fans of the site.

Still, there have been some failures in hyperlocal and citizen journalism, and it will be interesting to see how The Tab evolves its own business model, which today is based not on display but only native advertising, with brands like Unilever hopping on board to target the very coveted younger demographic reading the publication.