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The Idaho Capital Sun is the latest newsroom launched by States Newsroom, a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit that works to create a network of independent partner news sites. Led by Christina Lords, the former editor of the Idaho Statesman, the Capital Sun includes three reporters...
In April, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution launched its largest marketing campaign in years. Called Press On, the campaign focuses on the paper’s journalists and the importance of their work. The yearlong multimedia campaign will appear on digital and social media channels, as well as broadcast, print, and outdoors.
In 2019, Maisie Crow and Max Kabat were the new owners of the weekly Big Bend Sentinel in Marfa, Texas. Crow, a documentary filmmaker, and Kabat, a co-founder of a brand and growth consultancy, wanted to discover how to find more money to invest back into journalism instead of depending on the traditional advertising model.
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We don’t wake up each morning to compete with a print daily, but rather to run our own local news and community model. That’s the key.
Last year, we published “Dear Funders: What Does it Mean to Care About Equity in Journalism?” where we outlined three priorities for …
Last week, the ABC announced it had achieved a milestone it had been trying to reach for more than two years. For the first time, in the …
KCUR is pleased to announce that longtime journalist and editor Holly Edgell will become the first managing editor of the Midwest Newsroom—a public radio collaboration among stations in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska. Edgell will help define the editorial vision for this four-state collaboration that's focused on investigative reporting, and will develop a strategy for executing it, according to Sarah Morris, general manager of KCUR in Kansas City, Missouri.
This announcement was sent on behalf of Editorial Page Editor Sewell Chan and Op-Ed Editor Terry Tang: We’re very happy to announce that Philip Gray will be joining the Opinion department as a deputy Op-Ed editor.
Laura Trujillo, a former editor at the USA TODAY Network’s Cincinnati Enquirer and Arizona Republic, has been named managing editor of Life and Entertainment at USA TODAY.
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When the big announcement came in January that the Covid vaccine would soon be available in my state of North Carolina, an army of citizens …
News publishers have played a stellar role in helping the world navigate through an extraordinarily complex and scary pandemic. “In almost all …
Fact-checks struggle to compete with disinformation on major social media networks. This is the second installment of a four-part series, to …
The pandemic led to a surge of interest in online education programs, like Masterclass and Coursera. Now publishers, including The New York …
In this report, we use survey data collected in April 2021 to document and understand how people in eight countries (Argentina, Brazil, Germany, …
In many places, it started with a cut in print days. Furloughs. Layoffs. Just to get through the crisis, newsroom leaders told readers. In some …
