It was a weird year in media, 2014. Vox and Vice got billion-dollar valuations. The New Republic and First Look Media publicly imploded. Sony allowed cyber-terrorists to impact what films we get to see and how. And probably the biggest story of the year was not Net Neutrality, but rather a whodunnit podcast called Serial.
While I cannot begin to predict what comes next in the spin cycle, there continues to be good news coming out of one of the fastest-growing sectors in the American media landscape: nonprofit news organizations. In fact, I am so bullish on the nonprofit news model that I am predicting that 2015 will be the year of nonprofit news
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