“We stole that from you.” Publishers say that to each other a lot during the Facebook Journalism Project’s Accelerator Program, admitting they “stole” or copied another publisher’s strategies to [...]
It was late 2017, and Springfield News-Leader reporter Giacomo Bologna was in the city’s archives pulling documents for a story he was writing about a murder case in the southwest Missouri city. [...]
The Facebook Local News Subscriptions Accelerator Program’s combination of committed local news publishers, expert coaches, and financial support made a tangible and ongoing impact on the [...]
As news organizations move toward a more reader-supported business model through memberships and subscriptions, outlets are bringing positions into the newsroom to help bridge the divide between [...]
It’s hot out. Most of the United States is currently experiencing a heatwave, Europe is bracing for abnormally high temperatures next week, and there are record temperatures in the arctic. One [...]
Chris Horne, founder and publisher of The Devil Strip, an Akron, Ohio-based arts and culture magazine, likes to compare his publication to a small brewery. But instead of making craft beer, it [...]
As news organizations across the globe shift to a greater emphasis on digital audience revenue, much of their collective energy is rightly focused on acquiring new paying supporters. But as these [...]
As local publishers have moved to more reader supported business models such as subscriptions and memberships, outlets have had to find new and innovative ways to convince their communities to [...]
Earlier this year, groups of students raced through the Calgary Public Library searching for information on issues that would define the future of the city: public transportation, green energy, [...]
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 [...]
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