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5. COVID-19 and the "Golden Era": Turning the page on rural, weekly newspaper production.

Author

Smith, Christina C. and Miller, Kyle J.

Subjects
*COMMUNITY involvement, *NEWSPAPER publishing, *DIFFUSION of innovations theory, *NEWSPAPER advertising, *COVID-19, *CITIZEN journalism
Abstract

The rural weekly newspaper industry rooted in traditional geographically bounded U.S. communities was long thought to have been shielded from industry dilemmas—revenue and circulation—at larger mainstream daily newspapers. However, recent data show a shift in these rural community journalism trends, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic. Using normative theory and diffusion of innovations, this study examines how rural weekly newspaper publishers perceived, nearly 18 months after the onset of the pandemic, how COVID-19 impacted their newspapers' advertising, news, technology, and community involvement. Survey results reveal short-term and long-term content and financial challenges plague U.S. rural grassroots information sources with circulation less than 3,000—indicating the end of the "golden era" of weekly newspapers. Despite the constraints, publishers remain optimistic and dedicated to their audiences, albeit reluctant to swift change, as they perceive themselves as the only reliable information source for their rural communities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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10. State of mental health among rural, weekly newspaper journalists.

Author

SMITH, CHRISTINA C. and MILLER, KYLE J.

Subjects
MENTAL health policy, NEWSPAPER journalists, RURAL health, SATISFACTION, HUMANISTIC psychology, RURAL Americans, COVID-19 pandemic
Abstract

Mental health is often intertwined with a person’s personal and professional lives. COVID-19 exacerbated the mental health crisis, particularly in the rural U.S. Rural Americans continue to suffer from a lack of mental health resources. Among this population are community journalists who live and work in these oft-forgotten communities. This mixed-methods survey study examines the mental health of weekly newspaper publishers, 18 months after the COVID-19 pandemic began. Ultimately, this study reveals rural weekly newspaper publishers’ mental health was impacted to varying degrees by the pandemic because of constraints on intrinsic motivations and altruistic satisfaction toward their jobs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023

12. Contributors

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Agashe, Mandar V., Ahuero, Jason, Amick, Michael, Anigian, Kendall T., Bauer, Jennifer M., Baghdadi, Soroush, Baxter, Tara, Bayomy, Ahmad F., Beck, Jennifer, Birnbrich, Alysa, Bray, Christopher, Chambers, Hank, Choo, Stephanie, Cho, Robert Hyun, Carter Clement, R., Clohisy, John C., Coe, Kelsie M., Colello, Michael, Cotton, Michael O., Denning, Jaime Rice, DiBartola, Alex C., Edmonds, Eric W., England, Patrick, Fayssoux, Reginald Scott, Fornari, Eric, Fox, Henry M., Franklin, Corinna C., Frumberg, David, Gajewski, Nicholas, Garg, Sumeet, Gelvez, Daniel, Glotzbecker, Michael, Goldfarb, Charles, Goldstein, Rachel Y., Graesser, Elizabeth Ann, Grote, Caleb W., Hennrikus, William, Heyworth, Benton E., Ho, Christine A., Hollnagel, Katharine F., Hwang, Rock, Igboechi, Oduche, Ishmael, Chad, Jackson, Madeleine E., Judkins, Benjamin, Kadado, Allen A., Karkenny, Alexa J., Klingele, Kevin E., Kluck, Dylan, Kozin, Scott H., LaPorte, Dawn, Lazaro, Bruno C.R., Light, Terry R., Mackey, Catherine, Majumdar, Aditi S., Margalit, Adam, Martino, Rachael, Mathew, Smitha Elizabeth, Mehlman, Charles T., Milbrandt, Todd, Miller, Kyle J., Mosca, Vincent S., Nepple, Jeffrey J., Norrell, Kirsten N., Nuelle, Julia Ann Vetter, Nunziato, Carl A., Olson, Thomas E., Orland, Keith, Pilla, Nicholas I., Podeszwa, David, Posey, Samuel L., Pun, Stephanie Y., Ramirez, Rey, Redlich, Nathan, Riccio, Anthony I., Parilla, Frank W., Russo, Stephanie A., Sankar, Wudbhav N., Scannell, Brian P., Schulz, Jacob, Selberg, Courtney, Shah, Mudit, Silverstein, Rachel, Souder, Chris, Spence, David, Suwak, Patrik, Talathi, Nakul, Thompson, Rachel Mednick, Tisano, Breann K., Tretiakov, Mike, Upasani, Vidyadhar V., Vitale, Michael G., Weiss, Jennifer M., Wenger, Dennis R., and Zusman, Natalie L.

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2024
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