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What Pittsburgh can learn from Philadelphia's bold media collaborations
"You achieve a level of diversity of perspective, experience and expertise that no single newsroom could ever achieve on its own."
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30 newsrooms join Trusting News work
30 newsrooms join Trusting News work – Trusting News – Medium
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Perspective | The local-news crisis is destroying what a divided America desperately needs: Common ground
The local-news crisis is destroying what a divided America desperately needs: Common ground
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Opinion | Local Media Needs Security. What Chance the Rapper’s Purchase of Chicagoist Means. (Published 2018)
Opinion | Local Media Needs Security. What Chance the Rapper’s Purchase of Chicagoist Means. - The New York Times
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“Known but not discussed”: Low-income people aren’t getting quality news and information. What can the industry do about it?
“Known but not discussed”: Low-income people aren’t getting quality news and information. What can the industry do about it? » Nieman Journalism Lab
This final part of our series on collaborations between mainstream and ethnic media outlets examines how these outlets serve different audiences and play different roles, how to create true partnerships that go beyond a fixer relationship, and strategies for connecting with communities in flux.
Going forward: How ethnic and mainstream media can collaborate in changing communities
This final part of our series on collaborations between mainstream and ethnic media outlets examines how these outlets serve different audiences and play different roles, how to create true partnerships that go beyond a fixer relationship, and strategies for connecting with communities in flux.
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‘Lost’ Immigrant Children? That’s a Different Story (Published 2018)
‘Lost’ Immigrant Children? That’s a Different Story - The New York Times
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A Survival Kit For Journalists Of Colour
A Survival Kit For Journalists Of Colour – JSK Class of 2018 – Medium
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The Hidden Costs of Losing Your City's Newspaper
When Local Newspapers Close, City Financing Costs Rise - CityLab
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Can hyperlocals and regional newsrooms work together? Why not try?
Emma Meese, the driving force behind the Independent Community News network, founded out of the Centre for Community Journalism at Cardiff University, believes there must be a way for local…
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OpenNews — Connecting the journalism-tech network that collaborates on open technologies and processes within journalism
OpenNews -- Connecting the journalism-tech network that collaborates on open technologies and processes within journalism | OpenNews
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Let's stop talking about how we value local journalism and do something - Poynter
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Ira Glass's Commencement Speech at the Columbia Journalism School Graduation - This American Life
The Columbia University School of Journalism asked Ira Glass to speak at their commencement and gave him an award for “singular journalistic performance.”