News Sharing: One for All, All for One?
TV Newsday, May 20, 2009
By Kim McAvoy
With newsroom budgets under pressure like never before, TV stations in a growing number of markets are suppressing their competitive instincts and forming news co-ops to capture and share video of public meetings, press conferences and other routine events. But many broadcasters prefer to remain independent.
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