It has been a tough decade for journalists. Faced with declining revenues, news outlets have cut staff and expenses, resulting in newsrooms with fewer reporters with fewer resources at their disposal.
But while the conventional news industry has struggled, a few local reporters working independent of traditional outlets have proven bright spots in an otherwise bleak media landscape. Metromode spoke with three of metro Detroit's most influential independent journalists about why they do what they do and how they do it.
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