A Look at the Local-News Landscape, and How to Spot 'Pink Slime' Journalism

March 13, 2023

Katie Pellico and Catherine Shen, Connecticut Public Radio

Free Press’ Nora Benavidez talks to Connecticut Public Radio about pink-slime journalism, disinformation and the impacts on communities.

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