We all know how the traditional journalism process works: Reporters think up story ideas or get a tip, they talk to sources, they produce their coverage, and then they hit publish. Rinse and [...]
Last month, The South Florida Sun Sentinel was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Public Service for “exposing failings by school and law enforcement officials before and after the deadly shooting [...]
How do you build community when you serve an audience that is spread across five states? That’s a question High Plains Public Radio, which broadcasts to Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, and [...]
Chicago voters made history last month when they elected Lori Lightfoot as the first African-American woman and the first openly gay person to serve as the city’s mayor. And while the mayoral [...]
A few months ago, a hoax Twitter account purporting to be Michigan Rep. Rashida Tlaib made some waves online. The Detroit Free Press covered the story, but it also took to Twitter to try and [...]
Practical ways the entire news organization can work together to keep your hard-won subscribers Neil Chase is the CEO of CALMatters, a non-partisan, non-profit journalism venture dedicated to how [...]
Email is having a moment. In recent years, publishers of all sizes have rediscovered email newsletters as a mechanism to build relationships with their readers. As platforms have tweaked their [...]
When’s the last time that you checked off something on your bucket list? If you live in the Dallas area, chances are that it just became a lot easier to do so, thanks to The Dallas Morning News. [...]
For two years, Tasneem Raja has been putting in the hard work of creating a new local news organization from scratch. Raja, along with her husband, co-founded The Tyler Loop, a digital news site [...]
How likely is it that would you recommend your local newspaper to a friend or colleague? This question is at the heart of Net Promoter Score surveys, a methodology that aims to determine the [...]
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