When "local news" is not really local news

By Edward Barrera on March 2, 2007 8:57 AM | |

Mother Jones:"The report found that locally owned television stations, on average, presented 5 1/2 minutes more local news per broadcast than stations owned by out-of-town conglomerates."

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