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Journalism That Matters

Collaboration that "inspires, convenes and connects the diverse people molding the media of tomorrow." JTM strives to enrich the information ecology with fresh ideas from diverse perspectives.

Renaissance Journalism

With an eye firmly fixed on the bright future of media, RJ educates and empowers journalists and like-minded organizations through training, technical assistance, consultation and grants.

2012: What we know now on the value of volunteers, intentional conversation and collaboration for non-profit media

Does the key to journalism's prosperous future hinge on making connections among colleagues, between the media and public, and within the industry itself?

2012: What we know now on building public trust, raising money and a free press powered by the people

Will reinventing journalism as an interactive endeavor, simply remembering to ask for donation, or the creation of news value through the lens of people’s needs reveal fresh revenue tracks?

2012: What we know now on local advertising, meeting the needs of communities and customer connection

Part two in our four-part series of 2012 surfaces lessons from a profitable newspaper startup, the nuances of executing digital ad campaigns and moving beyond revenue to meet customer needs.

Was 2012 the year of the prosperous publisher? What we know now

Business training, culture changing. Nuggets of new knowledge from a range of perspectives on news publishing, engagement and revenue. Chart your course for 2013.

Networked Journalism: What Works

A reflection on nine pilot projects in collaborative journalism, highlighting what worked and what didn't. Key takeaways: Content sharing can work; revenue sharing "a tough nut to crack."

JA Revisits: Ashoka and The Christian Science Monitor find “resonance”

Nuggets of knowledge for a new day. Collaboration partners Ashoka and The Christian Science Monitor share insights from an experiment inviting news consumers to engage for change.

Center for Journalism Ethics, University of Wisconsin-Madison

A center to guide, examine, and encourage action, as“[u]pheavals in journalism have bequeathed to journalists a dizzying whirlpool of ethical issues.”

2012: The year of the prosperous publisher

The Chinese calendar predicted high risks and rewards in 2012, the celebrated Year of the Dragon. As this year wraps up, check out what a range of leaders working for sustainability in the news business expected, and share what you learned in 2012.
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