Local and regional newspapers have dwindled all across the U.S. as print advertising revenues have shrunk. But the U.S. isn’t alone – there is a local news crisis happening all around the world. In the second part of our series on the decline in local news with our partners at the Index on Censorship, a look at the problem in India, Poland and Argentina. In these countries, traditional local news outlets face a host of problems: from populist governments to WhatsApp groups to advertising migrating online. Joining the program: Rituparna Chatterjee, freelance reporter Adam Reichardt, editor-in-chief, New Eastern Europe Irene Caselli, contributing editor, Index on Censorship Producer: Edom Kassaye Visual editor: Megan Smaltz Studio production: Trevor Hook
