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After Deadline: Newsroom Notes on Usage and Style

Who or whom? Tips and reminders for writers of all levels on numbers, subjunctive voice and other tricky bits from the keeper of the NY Times style standards.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on November 21, 2012
Topics: Craft, Resources Tags: Craft, Newspapers, Writing

Pew Research Center Report: 72% of Americans follow local news closely

Pew research finds high value on local news, then digs deep into the “unique group of local news consumers...who follow local news closely.” Useful analysis to better know your audience.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on May 3, 2012
Topics: Community, Distribution, Innovation, Resources Tags: Audience Engagement, Broadcast, Local Broadcast News, Local News, Newspapers, Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, Report

Pew Report: The Search for a New Business Model, How Newspapers Are Faring Trying to Build Digital Revenue

Not all papers are swept up in negative trends; company culture plays a big role. Hard-to-get sales and revenue numbers reveal new insights.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on March 11, 2012
Topics: Distribution, Revenue, Technology Tags: Business Models, Digital Media, Newspapers, Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, Print Media, Report, Revenue

Knight Report: Informing Communities: Sustaining Democracy in the Digital Age

Released in 2009 in collaboration with the Aspen Institute, this paper explores what people require to inform their lives in the digital age and how journalism functions in service of this.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on October 25, 2011
Topics: Community, Distribution, Policy, Resources Tags: Community News, Digital Age, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, Information Ecology, Internet, Knight Foundation, Local News, Newspapers, Radio, Television

Pew Report: How People Learn About Their Local Community

While recent PEW research reports TV remains the leading source people rely on for breaking news, newspapers (on and offline) are the leading source people turn to for the widest range of information.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on October 21, 2011
Topics: Distribution, Resources Tags: Broadcast, Local News, News Consumption, Newspapers, Online News, Pew Internet & American Life Project, Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, Surveys