A conventional impression of a hyperlocal news source is one person working tirelessly to solicit community involvement and fill a website.
Although there is some truth to the reputation, recent research by Arizona State University assistant professor Monica Chadha shows that hyperlocals come in many different forms, some with more than 20 employees and some with staff working in much the same way as traditional journalists.
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