Inland Empire MediaWatch
Thomas (T.C.) CorriganNews and analysis about local media in California's Inland Empire from CSUSB media studies professor, Dr. Thomas (T.C.) Corrigan.
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KVCR faces $550K federal funding cut. Support from "viewers and listeners like you" is more important than ever.
Public media and the rest of the fact-based press are under attack, and KVCR Public Media is no exception. The Inland Empire’s sole PBS and NPR affiliate, KVCR is projected to lose $550,000 in federal funding as a result of Congress’s resci...
Riverside and San Bernardino counties face "severe" journalist shortage
Ever feel like you’re swimming in a sea of news and information, but little of it addresses your local community?
You’re not imagining things.
A major new report from Muck Rack and Rebuild Local News reveals that the U.S. has seen a drop...
Two 'insightful' podcasts ask: How is the Inland Empire a 'news mirage,' and what can be done?
On August 30, 2024, I published an article on Inland Empire MediaWatch titled, “California’s Inland Empire is a news mirage.” In it, I argued that our large, diverse, and rapidly growing region appears to have more substantive local news th...
Union pay study reveals low salaries, wage stagnation, and race and gender pay gaps at Southern California News Group, where journalists recently voted to authorize strike
Last week, SCNG Guild — the union representing 125 newsroom staffers at Southern California News Group — announced that its members had voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike amid stalled contract negotiations with management.
SCNG pu...
California’s Inland Empire is a news mirage
Alden’s duplicative IE dailies
The San Bernardino Sun is the paper of record for San Bernardino, California—a city of more than 220,000 in the state’s diverse and rapidly growing Inland Empire region (or “the IE”).
This Wednesday mo...
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I'm a professor at CSUSB. I study the political economy of communication (wealth, power, & the media).
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