By Tim Hearden
Western Farm Press
As news outlets in the post-Trump era begin picking up the pieces of a fractured industry, I’ve seen positive signs indicating that a reset in how they approach their audiences may be on the horizon.
In an industry not always known for introspection, some is occurring, fueled largely by a recent poll from Edelman finding that Americans’ trust in traditional media has reached another all-time low. It’s also fueled by pandemic-related economic downturns that hit some sectors such as newspapers particularly hard.