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New technology has powered entirely new forms and ways of finding, reporting and telling stories. Issues of ethics, transparency and access are redefining the role of journalism daily. The immediacy of a virtual world raises questions of—and opportunities for—the role of news producers in their communities. Here we take a look at some of the ways journalism innovators are moving the craft forward. We’ve only scratched the surface; what do you think?
eCorner
Stanford University’s collection of videos and podcasts featuring lectures by entrepreneurial thought leaders.Posted on October 4, 2011
Topics: Craft Education Resources Revenue Technology
2011 Journalist Engagement Survey
Highlights from Joy Mayer's phone survey where 529 editors of daily community newspapers talk engagement.Posted on September 22, 2011
Topics: Community Craft Resources Revenue
Free Press
Big fans of the First Amendment, Free Press supports our nation’s right to be informed. Advocates of the public good, their campaigns preserve and expand the possibilities for journalism.Posted on September 21, 2011
Topics: Craft Education Policy Resources
Public Insight Network
Creating a way for citizens to participate in news and reporting, PIN counts over 120,000 people in their network, with new funding to add 100,000 more while working with 45 newsrooms nationwide.Posted on September 16, 2011
Topics: Community Craft Experiments Resources
A resource for newsrooms: Measuring the success of audience engagement efforts
2010-2011 RJI Fellow Joy Mayer distills down ideas on measuring engagement from thought leaders across disciplines.Posted on September 14, 2011
Topics: Community Craft Resources Revenue
The Seattle Times: News Partner Network
The Seattle Times forges partnerships with community sites to provide readers comprehensive coverage enriched with local flavor.Posted on September 9, 2011
Topics: Community Craft Resources Technology
Committee of Concerned Journalists
Discussion, tools, articles, workshops and forums by a number of leading thinkers in publishing, news reporting and the academy.Posted on September 1, 2011
Topics: Community Craft Education Policy Resources
Re-Imagining Journalism: Local News for a Networked World
Mike Fancher’s policy paper, commissioned by the Knight Foundation and the Aspen Institute, outlines five critical ingredients to support local journalism.Posted on August 31, 2011
Topics: Craft Education Experiments Policy Resources
Partners of Necessity: The Case for Collaboration in Local Investigative Reporting
Sandy Rowe’s take on emerging possibilities for news, reporting and potential models for the future.Posted on August 29, 2011
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