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Frank Mungeam

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Covering Climate/Journalism Funding @LocalMediaAssoc. Past: @Cronkite_ASU; VP Digital @TEGNA; journalism & leadership; author: 'Dream It, Do It' amzn.to/2kbbDYC
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The “context” era of news

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By Frank Mungeam
| Local Media Association
At the National Association of Broadcasters conference, Jamie Spencer of Frank N. Magid Associates offered a blunt reframing of the audience landscape: local news is no longer competing for consumption. It’s competing for attention — and the drivers of that attention are shifting in ways that challenge long-held assumptions.
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Next Gen News 2: How news discovery and consumption is changing

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By Frank Mungeam
| Editor & Publisher
Younger audiences find and consume news in ways that are meaningfully different, and their information-seeking behavior is a signal to the changes that publishers should anticipate from audiences in general. That’s a key finding in the just-released Next Gen News 2 report, which surveyed 5,000 adults across five countries and included 84 in-depth interviews with 18-28-year-olds.
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Next Gen News 2: How news discovery and consumption is changing

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By Frank Mungeam
| Local Media Association
Younger audiences find and consume news in ways that are meaningfully different, and their information-seeking behavior is a signal to the changes that publishers should anticipate from audiences in general. That’s a key finding in the just-released Next Gen News 2 report, which surveyed 5,000 adults across five countries and included 84 in-depth interviews with 18-28-year-olds.
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