>>2949432>Here in the US, 80% of online and televised media is owned by 6 companiesBut regardless the majority of millennials (not just in the United States) are getting their news from social media outlets no matter who's providing it. Taking into account OP (best of luck to by the way) wants to go into that certain career path for the long run it may get harder as time goes on since people are beginning to see the world in almost real time without any written words or fancy video work.
Information is becoming much more accessible if we like it or not. News stations and such may not go away, but they may become as dated as papers are currently.
>>2949442>>2949446I guess I'm speaking in a sense of local journalism. In my town, for example, anybody can freelance a story and get paid for it if it's encaptivating and interesting enough.
