How to Transition Community Cable TV Content to Social Media

INTRODUCTION

Many municipalities spend hours producing cable programming, from government meetings to community news. But as residents increasingly turn to digital channels for information, local governments have an opportunity to get more value from that content.

According to a study at the Pew Research Center, 88% of U.S. adults get news from digital devices at least sometimes, compared with 63% who get news from television. Rather than creating more content from scratch, municipalities can repurpose or change existing programming into short videos for social media while continuing to use their cable channels.

Here are a few ways to decide what to keep on cable, what to share on social and how to make the transition.

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When Should Restaurants Consider Paid Media Opportunities

INTRODUCTION

While getting an unpaid feature on a local morning show, a story in the newspaper or a mention from a respected food reporter can provide important exposure for your restaurant, earned media isn’t always predictable.

Shrinking newsrooms and lack of beat writers are among several reasons why garnering media coverage is harder and harder these days. This is where paid media opportunities can make sense.

Here are some situations when restaurants should consider paying for media.

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North Italia Makes Its Wisconsin Arrival In Madison

September 2, 2026 – Today, the nationally recognized Italian concept North Italia, known for its scratch-made cuisine, hand-tossed pizzas and stunning craft cocktails, opens its newest outpost in Madison, Wisconsin. Marking its Wisconsin debut, North Italia is excited to join Madison’s growing culinary scene, bringing chef-driven, regionally inspired Italian favorites, and more to the city.

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