White House Expands Media Access to Independent Journalists and Content Creators
New guidelines aim to democratize press briefings and challenge traditional media dominance in White House coverage.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt unveiled new guidelines on Jan. 28 aimed at expanding media access to White House events, marking a shift toward embracing independent journalists and content creators. The announcement comes as the Trump administration emphasizes its commitment to broadening communication channels and redefining media relations in its second term.
Leavitt, speaking during her first press conference as press secretary, described President Donald Trump as the “most accessible” president in U.S. history. She outlined a vision for a more inclusive media landscape, one that welcomes not only traditional outlets but also independent voices that reflect the changing nature of modern media.
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