Sydney Ember

New York Times

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Sydney Ember is a business reporter for the New York Times, covering print and digital media. 

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Despite the growth of cable and the dominance of three broadcast networks, many Americans still get their news from local TV.

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Despite the growth of cable and the dominance of three broadcast networks, many Americans still get their news from local TV.

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Despite the growth of cable and the dominance of three broadcast networks, many Americans still get their news from local TV.

Media competition for Fox News

Despite the growth of cable and the dominance of three broadcast networks, many Americans still get their news from local TV.

from To the Point

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