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How can we harness the power of the crowd for reporting news? Or for getting information about crime?
Molly Bingham found herself being held prisoner in Iraq by men who thought she was a spy. The experience helped inspire her to find a way to present “the true global perspective currently missing in journalism.”
News organizations need to be in the hands of journalists who are willing to actively listen to and hear feedback, says Joy Mayer, director of community outreach at the Columbia Missourian newspaper.
News and commentary from around the Web of interest to journalism innovators and entrepreneurs
I recently traveled to Seattle with my Changing Media Business Class. We toured several media groups and met with journalists there. Here’s what we were up to.
As the final of our four-part series exploring “Was 2012 the year of prosperity for publishers?” – in this post we explore the value of volunteers, intentional curated conversation and connected collaboration for non-profit media.
Was 2012 prosperous for publishers? The four-part series continues, with this third installment offering key lessons from three well-respected practitioners known for thinking outside the box.
As part of the larger story, the top lessons from a range of perspectives learned over 2012 is a four-part series the JA is running over the month of January.
News and commentary from around the Web of interest to journalism innovators and entrepreneurs
As promised here is a ‘manual’ you can use to develop your own Google + Hangouts for television news and public affairs.
In early 2012 the folks at the Journalism Accelerator (JA) invited a half-dozen people with a range of unique roles in the news production mix, to identify the most crucial challenges facing publishers. As 2012 drew to a close, JA once more turned to these insightful people, asking each to share what he or she learned over the course of this chapter in the evolving story of journalism.
The mission: To put social media on steroids before, during and after the KETC weekly program and see if we can make the public forum broader and more diverse.
Need guidance, ideas or inspiration on your journey building a sustainable news business? The Journalism Accelerator is home to a collection of more than 300 resources.
A multimedia series led by journalists at two University of Missouri media organizations are giving rural teenagers a chance to speak out about the joys and struggles in small Missouri towns via ‘My Life, My Town’.
It felt odd to consider “exit strategy” at the recent Community Journalism Executive Training program (CJET), which brought nearly three dozen news organizations to Los Angeles for two days of intense, hands-on work developing specific business strategies and action plans.
