Consumers turn to multiple sources for local news  Newspapers
displayed on a news stand  Adriene Hill: A study out today from
Pew Research Center finds people get their local news from
pretty-much everywhere. And the findings may have big
implications for advertisers.  Marketplace's Alisa Roth
explains.  Alisa Roth: Television is still the most popular
source for local news: Three-quarters of Americans tune in at
least once a week, mainly for the weather and breaking local
news. Only about half turn to newspapers, which are still
considered the top source for local government news. And almost
that many are logging onto the Internet, to get things like
restaurant recommendations.  Tom Rosenstiel: So we know that
fewer people are congregated around any one of these news
outlets on a given day.  That's Tom Rosenstiel, one of the
study's authors. He says breaking down news by categories shows
how fractured the local media landscape has become, which has
implications for advertisers.  Rosenstiel: If you are an adv