South Islanders opt for hyperlocal media they trust
Mainland Matters: Close to home often offers much more effective channels than both global or traditional media.
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An interesting phenomenon is at play in media in the South Island at the moment. And it is a movement being played out in all sorts of sectors, especially across the Western world.
We’re talking hyperlocal versus globalism, a movement identified at the start of the decade and slowly gaining
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Mark Revington
Tue, 10 Dec 2019
Tue, 10 Dec 2019
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South Islanders opt for hyperlocal media they trust
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