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The Trouble with Non-Profit Journalism | Jonathan Weber | New West Blog | NewWest.Net
The financial problems of the newspaper business have produced all manner of hand-wringing about the danger to democracy allegedly inherent in the alleged fall of the fourth estate.Six-Figure Salaries: A Win for Nonprofit Journalism? -- Daily Intel
Despite the need for a group of individuals willing to speak truth to terrorist bird power, publications find themselves unable to finance their reporting operations.
Investigative Shortfall | American Journalism Review
Many news outlets are doing far less accountability reporting than in the past, bad news indeed for the public. New nonprofit investigative ventures have emerged, but they can’t pick up the slack by themselves.
The Nonprofit Explosion | American Journalism Review
Mary Walton (marywalton2000@yahoo.com) is a former reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer. Her most recent book, “A Woman’s Crusade: Alice Paul and the Battle for the Ballot,” was published by Palgrave Macmillan in August. This article was funded by a grant from the Open Society Institute.
How do nonprofit local and regional news organizations create new ways to survive and thrive in today’s challenging news landscape?
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Texas Tribune Shows Non-Profit Doesn’t Mean Non-Growth: Tech News and Analysis «
There are plenty of bad-news stories in the media industry, so it’s nice to hear from a company that is not only beating its revenue and traffic targets, but seeing what it calls “hockey stick” growth.
In its ten months of existence, California Watch , an offshoot of the Center for Investigative Reporting, which is located in Berkeley, has placed 21 stories with the San Francisco Chronicle. One of those stories, on seismic safety in California’s public colleges and universities, was distributed to more than 80 news outlets, Robert Rosenthal, the center’s executive editor, said. It has become one of the most prominent examples of the Bay Area’s new growth industry: the non-profit news organization.
Bay Area Emerges as Center of Nonprofit Journalism - NYTimes.com
Castigatorii competitiei "Jurnalism de investigatie in slujba interesului public" sunt: Alina Moscalu, Roxana Jipa, Oana Dan, Olimpia Filip, Radu Burlacu, Vlad Mixich, Petru Zoltan, Daniel B ... CRJI publica pe site-ul propriu (https://www.crji.org/wikileaks.php) toate telegramele care mentioneaza Romania, telegrame pe care le-a obtinut de la organizatia Wikileaks.
The Growing Importance of Nonprofit Journalism
Nonprofit journalism: The journey from anomaly to a new paradigm ? Nieman Journalism Lab ? Pushing to the Future of Journalism
Journalism nonprofits have been operating in the shadows of major metro dailies since the dawn of the newspaper age.Clay Shirky’s “second great age of patronage,” foundations, and journalism. « Maimonides’ Ladder
I’ve written about foundation funding for journalism before (in fact, it was what got me started doing this thing in the first place). But Clay Shirky’s Cato-Unbound piece (interesting choice of publication site) arguing inter alia that we’re entering “a second great age of patronage” got me thinking again about this topic. Shirky writes: this new patronage isThis guest commentary was written by Robert McClure , whose stories on the dangers of rat poison in the environment are being published Tuesday and Wednesday on msnbc.com: