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Impact of Consensus Theory on Community Newspaper Organization

,One of the key issues in community newspaper industry studies during the past two decades has been the question of conflict and consensus. Olien. Donohue and Tichenor observed that "while controversy in public affairs may be reported regularly by most metropolitan papers, it appears that such conflict is a less common ingredient of news in the local press."' The researchers note that the smaller community "may look to the press as an instrument for tension management."2 Thus the community newspaper is said to take on a different