#local-journalism

#local-journalism

The Keene Sentinel shifts to a hybrid model for sustainability to adapt to changing media dynamics.

Berkeleyside emphasizes the critical role of local journalism in democracy and community engagement amidst challenges facing independent media.

Postmedia Network has acquired SaltWire Network and Halifax Herald, enhancing its commitment to local journalism in Atlantic Canada.

Meta's shift to crowdsourced fact-checking emphasizes the essential role of local newspapers in providing reliable information.

The Sacramento Bee aims to strengthen communities by addressing key issues and demanding accountability from those in power.

Support local journalism and arts coverage to maintain vibrant community engagement in Portland.

Ranked-choice voting promotes diversity and democracy in local elections.

Community support revitalized the Plainsman Herald, highlighting the vital role local newspapers play in maintaining informed democracy.

Portland's local journalism and culture thrive on community support, as showcased by news reporting and events like the HUMP! Film Festival.

Local journalism must adapt to navigate crises affecting communities effectively, ensuring resilience for both the public and the news organizations.

Support for local journalism is essential for maintaining access to reliable news.

Reader donations help sustain Berkeleyside's reporting efforts.

Portland's Mercury is vital for local journalism and events; community support is essential for its continuation.

New Seasons workers are on strike demanding fair treatment following the firing of a union leader, urging customers to support their cause.

Berkeleyside's obituary program highlights the significance of individual lives in shaping Berkeley's community history.

Berkeleyside invites residents to share personal stories reflecting life in Berkeley, enhancing understanding of local issues.

Tegna shut down its national Verify fact-checking team, laying off over a dozen journalists to refocus on local journalism and automation.

Tegna's VERIFY initiative faces significant reduction in social media presence, focusing instead on local news delivery.

Support local journalism and arts coverage in Portland to continue vibrant reporting and culture.

Mayor Wilson reappoints Michael Jordan as city administrator to oversee city bureaus.

Tentative agreement reached in Providence healthcare worker strike, but negotiations continue for others.

Oregon sees significant changes in weed prices affecting local growers.

Portland is experiencing a slight population increase after three years of decline, and local journalism is emphasized for its community value.

The Portland Auditor's Office found insufficient evidence against Commissioner Gonzalez for using city funds for political purposes, but further investigations are ongoing.

Carmen Rubio's parking violations and recent incident could severely impact her mayoral campaign.

The Mercury emphasizes the importance of local journalism and community support for effective news and arts coverage.

Importance of supporting local journalism for a vibrant community.

Encouragement to engage with the outdoors for mental well-being.

Positive outlook on City Council elections favoring progressives.

Google's $242.5 million deal for California newsrooms is inadequate compared to the ad revenue it gains from news content.

Local journalism suffers due to declining revenues exacerbated by media monopolies.

Google's deal in California for journalism funding is seen as more beneficial to Google than to local news.

Boston Globe Media's acquisition of Boston Magazine aims to preserve its legacy and strengthen Boston's cultural identity.

Support local journalism and arts coverage is vital for community engagement and awareness in Portland.

Multnomah County is suing fossil fuel companies for their role in climate change and accountability for misinformation, aiming for broader responsibility for climate impact.

The article promotes upcoming events and concerts in Portland, encouraging readers to win free tickets and support local journalism.

California's deal with Google raises concerns as critics argue it benefits the tech giant while failing to support local journalism effectively.

The new agreement aims to support California's local journalism but is criticized for benefiting Google more than the news organizations.

California lawmakers in a landmark agreement have decided on a $172 million support plan for local media instead of mandatory fees for Google and Meta.

Google's financial support for local journalism in California is criticized as a deal that primarily benefits the tech company.

California's abandonment of a legislative bill limits ongoing support for news outlets and substantial funding opportunities.

Google's deal with California to fund local journalism is viewed as a tactical move that ultimately favors the tech company over actual media support.

Google's funding deal aims to bolster local journalism and AI initiatives in California while avoiding new taxes.