RJI news
How we start building access for disabled journalists
I probably shouldn’t start this with a wheelchair pun, should I?
Symposium at Reynolds Journalism Institute asks: What happens when AI creates defamatory content?
In a world where artificial intelligence can write headlines and even compose passable news stories, the notion of “defamation by algorithm” is no longer the realm of science fiction.
AI audio enhancers provide new paths to quality sound
Adobe Podcast, Audo Studio and other tools bring new possibilities to editing audio and overprocessing.
These newspaper chain owners live where they publish
Local groups buy back community newspapers from big chains and invest in journalism.
Introducing J-SOS
A source of safety information for journalists.
Creating community-driven journalism that encourages civic engagement
Based on The Green Line’s original theory-of-change models, the Attention Funnel and Action Journey.
Pivot Fund Podcast creates audio playbook for news organizations
Pulling back the curtain to show how, and why, the work is being done to change how journalism works – and who gets to make it.
Vote: 2023 RJI Student Innovation Competition
This year’s challenge was for student teams to come up with a utility journalism idea to test out in partnership with a local news source.
Introducing the Field Canvasser Playbook
A guide to using community organizing techniques to bring journalists closer to their audiences.
Announcing the News Executive Leadership Transition Guide
Be prepared for leadership transitions, get started with this guide and share what you’re learning.