> if two local newspapers close every week, then where else will people turn if not to their local Sinclair station?
This is a questionable substitution. Local TV news is heavily watched by 55+ Americans, with over a third of 18 to 34-year olds having never watched it [1].
We’re allowed to have knowledge outside of the specific thing being discussed in an article.
Also, if two local newspapers close every week, then where else will people turn if not to their local Sinclair station?
> if two local newspapers close every week, then where else will people turn if not to their local Sinclair station?
This is a questionable substitution. Local TV news is heavily watched by 55+ Americans, with over a third of 18 to 34-year olds having never watched it [1].
[1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/742221/frequency-of-watc...
Could you link a screenshot as Statista are paywalling / registration-walling that content?
Thanks.
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So replace Sinclair with Gannett, Same problem