Local Media Survival Guide 2022

This is a real-time qualitative report based on in-depth discussions with more than 35 journalists, editors, media leaders, and entrepreneurs who are transitioning legacy media and creating new local-media voices in the emerging and developing regions of Asia, Africa, Latin America, the Middle East and Eastern Europe, together with readings of their comments and self-reflections in blogs, speeches, and articles.

This report shares the experiences and lessons of local media practitioners globally, and to build a community for networking and support. By talking to both new digital start-ups and traditional media in transition, this report identifies how media builders in different circumstances understand and meet the challenges they face. Comparing and contrasting experiences from different parts of the world provides both lessons that can be copied as well as warnings about the need to understand how different regional and national conditions impact success. From there, the report draws practical recommendations for news media leaders, for media support organizations, and for the IPI global network.

 

Year Country Organisation Author Type
2022 Argentina, Guatemala, Hungary, India, Israel, Jordan, Kyrgyzstan, Mexico, Pakistan, Palestinian Territories, Paraguay, Peru, South Africa, Ukraine, Venezuela, Zimbabwe International Press Institute Jacqui Park case study/ies
Theory of Change Keywords Download/link
Intermediate Outcome 3 case studies, innovation, local media, media sustainability Download/link