We’ve talked about how comms professionals are adapting to the growth of “news deserts,” but those changes to the media landscape are also influencing how research practitioners are doing their jobs.
Without a plethora of reporters to share research with, many are simply putting their troves of hard-found information on the internet and letting supporters do the rest.
During the 2020 cycle, Madeline Sweitzer recalled how ...
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