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This lifeline for independent media could also boost democracy around the world

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Saving independent media - particularly local outlets - could help to boost democracy in countries around the world. Image: Unsplash / @wanderluly

Jeanne Bourgault
President and CEO, Internews
Jason Lambert
Senior Director of Media Business, Internews
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