Slow journalism advancing: News fatigue spawns a slower kind of journalism born of frustration with the mainstream press, writes Benjamin Bathke.
“One of the hallmarks of slow journalism is giving readers a realistic chance to consume everything before more content arrives,” he writes.
News exhaustion: Laura Hazard Owen writes that “pretty much everyone is exhausted by the news.”
A new Pew Research Center study shows that news fatigue is more common in those who follow news less often and those with lower approval of news media. Seventy-three percent of white Americans express news fatigue, higher than Hispanic and black Americans.
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