As a growing number of museums diversify their collections to include works and collections from voices outside the historically Eurocentric canon, a Chicago nonprofit that digitally archives photos and articles from historically black newspapers is teaming with Google to reach a wider audience.
While many local media markets remain in turmoil, a widening range of nonprofit and grassroots media sources are filling the void in a growing number of communities.
Community newspapers are very much a part of our civic lives, but running them is often an act of devotion. The owner of the Hardwick Gazette is treating his search for a new owner accordingly by crowdsourcing the search for a successor.
In what seems like a great opportunity for the right taker, a nonprofit news team has resigned en masse in a very unusual executive transition.
