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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.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on February 22, 2013
Topics: Education, Resources Tags: Collaboration, Education, Experimentation, Journalism, Research, Resources, Training

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?

Posted by Emily Harris on January 23, 2013
Topics: Blog, Revenue Tags: Business Models, Experimentation, Funding Models, Fundraising, Future of News, Opportunity, Revenue, Training

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.

Posted by Emily Harris on January 9, 2013
Topics: Blog, Community Tags: Business Models, Experimentation, Funding Models, Future of News, Opportunity, Revenue, Training

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.

Posted by Emily Harris on January 2, 2013
Topics: Blog, Revenue Tags: Business Models, Experimentation, Funding Models, Future of News, Opportunity, Revenue, Training

JA Interview: Building a pipeline for minority journalist entrepreneurs

A pipeline for journalists with entrepreneurial ambitions, UNITY New U teaches business basics, awards seed grants, then connects startups with an angel network for deeper guidance and mentoring.

Posted by Emily Harris on December 14, 2012
Topics: Blog, Education Tags: Asian American Journalists Association, Journalism Business, National Association of Black Journalists, National Association of Hispanic Journalists, Native American Journalists Association, Revenue, Training

LearnStreet

Simple, step-by-step tutorials for news entrepreneurs and others to learn coding skills. A free resource that can help journalists expand their marketability in the evolving media landscape.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on December 7, 2012
Topics: Resources, Technology Tags: Free Tools, Technology, Training

JA resource collection designed to fuel your business success

JA resources are curated to fuel your success. How to get the most out of the extensive, cross-network collection so you can do more of what works and less of what doesn’t.

Posted by Emily Harris on November 29, 2012
Topics: Blog, Education Tags: Business Models, Community Engagement, Resources, Tools, Training

Community Journalism Executive Training: Define your exit to build a legacy

Challenging community publishers to think about an exit strategy at CJET reveals it’s not just about selling out. From survive to sustain to partner, sell or build a legacy.

Posted by Emily Harris on November 9, 2012
Topics: Blog, Education, Revenue Tags: Annenberg School for Journalism & Communications, Business Models, Community News, Featured, Investigative News Network, Journalism Business, Nonprofit, Sustainability, Training

Kent State Media Law Center for Ethics and Access

A solid resource offering expert advice, annual training and connections for further learning. Explore workshop archives for insight on ethics in sports reporting, innovation, and media values.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on August 24, 2012
Topics: Craft, Resources Tags: Academy, Education, Ethics, First Amendment, Journalism Education, Law, Research, Training

Digital Training Comes of Age

Journos now need fluency in multimedia, data, entrepreneurship and social engagement. Use this report documenting the desire and payoff of training to build a professional development plan.

Posted by Journalism Accelerator on August 24, 2012
Topics: Craft, Education, Resources, Technology Tags: Analysis, Knight Foundation, Report, Reporting Tools, Training

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Renaissance Journalism

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

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

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

JA Interview: Building a pipeline for minority journalist entrepreneurs

LearnStreet

JA resource collection designed to fuel your business success

Community Journalism Executive Training: Define your exit to build a legacy

Kent State Media Law Center for Ethics and Access

Digital Training Comes of Age

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