Last fall, Hamburger Abendblatt, a daily newspaper in Hamburg, Germany, published a deep look at the challenges facing the housing market in the city. In one telling anecdote, the paper [...]
How do you connect with your readers? Email newsletters? Text messaging? In-person gatherings? How about all of the above? That’s the approach Education NC, a North Carolina-based nonprofit site [...]
It’s a story that’s becoming more common across all levels of government: An elected official doesn’t like a news organization’s legitimate reporting, so they condemn the coverage, the reporters, [...]
In the aftermath of the Camp Fire that devastated Paradise, Calif. last November, journalists from all over the world descended on the town to cover the fire, its impact on the residents, and the [...]
Last month, The Correspondent, the English-language expansion of the Dutch news site, smashed through the goal for its crowdfunding campaign. The site beat its $2.5 million target by more than [...]
In spring 2017, De Correspondent, the Dutch member-supported news site, announced that was expanding and launching an English-language version based in New York, called The Correspondent. The [...]
Earlier this week, Marie Claire published a story on refugee education in Kenya. Reporter Sarah Butrymowicz traveled to the Kakuma Refugee Camp in Northern Kenya last fall to report on the [...]
Editing and re-editing stories is part of life for journalists. Reporters are trained to do their best to minimize errors and make sure every fact is accurate. Of course, mistakes still happen — [...]
Last year, the San Diego nonprofit investigative site inewsource reported that a local college couldn’t account for $20 million in expenses that were supposed to be on its tax filings. After [...]
Traditionally, military spouses and children have been called the Silent Ranks, stoically supporting their enlisted family members. While military spouses have historically not had their stories [...]
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