With the advent of new technologies, new opportunities to crowd-sourced content, and the seemingly destructive evolution of the media industry in general, the role of the community newspaper seems to be changing. Or has it? Read all about it in this week’s Carosa Commentary “Dave Snyder and The Alfred Sun Shows How to Promote (Civil) Community Discussion.”
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