One of the oldest papers in the United States was sold last week to its competitor, reminding us that the local news scene is going through an extended reorganization.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed landmark legislation into law last June to revitalize the state’s local news journalism.
In its recent piece, CJR points out that 90 percent of the money CALmatters raised in its first three years came from individuals, which is atypical for nonprofit news. What’s its secret sauce?
After years of covering the issues involved with public interest lobbying, the importance of having both an inside game in the statehouse and an outside game in the neighborhood should be clear.
The Knight Foundation strengthens its commitment to local journalism with support for a new collaborative venture involving news organizations, IHEs, and journalism training and research organizations.
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.
