News organizations owned by large media conglomerates have been significantly increasing the number of reporters assigned to cover international issues, especially following the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.

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Since the September 11 attacks, many news organizations have reduced their international reporting due to budget constraints and the consolidation of media ownership, leading to fewer resources allocated to foreign news coverage.

News Organizations Owned by Large Media Conglomerates Have Been Significantly