A new public policy agenda has a vision for "local news for the people"The Media Power Collaborative proposes a new policy framework to prioritize community-oriented local media over corporate profits.
The National Trust for Local News keeps buying local newspapers. Here's what they've learned.The National Trust for Local News has rapidly expanded its operations to prioritize community-focused journalism and sustainable revenue models.
Cityside is hiring for a Berkeleyside editor-in-chiefBerkeleyside is hiring a new editor-in-chief to enhance local journalism and community engagement.
San Jose Spotlight receives prestigious honor from Santa Clara County - San Jose SpotlightSan José Spotlight has been recognized for enhancing transparency, empowering residents, and covering critical local issues over five years.
The National Trust for Local News keeps buying local newspapers. Here's what they've learned.The National Trust for Local News has rapidly expanded its operations to prioritize community-focused journalism and sustainable revenue models.
Cityside is hiring for a Berkeleyside editor-in-chiefBerkeleyside is hiring a new editor-in-chief to enhance local journalism and community engagement.
San Jose Spotlight receives prestigious honor from Santa Clara County - San Jose SpotlightSan José Spotlight has been recognized for enhancing transparency, empowering residents, and covering critical local issues over five years.
Marshall Project Names Katrice Hardy as Chief ExecutiveKatrice Hardy will lead The Marshall Project as its new chief executive, focusing on expanding its reach in prison news reporting.
YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: Rene's Receipts, Andre 3000 Gets Weird, and the Mercury's Endorsements Have Landed! The Mercury provides essential election coverage, including endorsements and a voter guide.Sisters of the Road are reevaluating their plans after a property purchase fell through.
Fleet WeekMission Local is a nonprofit newsroom that offers unique news coverage in San Francisco, funded primarily by individual donations.
The Institute for Nonprofit News rejected more than half of newsrooms that applied for membership in 2023Only 48% of nonprofit newsrooms were accepted into INN membership in 2023, highlighting the organization's strict membership standards.
Newsrooms are finding new ways to build community, online and offNews consumption thrives on real-world relationships that foster discussions and communal understanding, essential for future newsroom engagement and sustainability.
Building a New Nonprofit News Ecosystem: Notes from INN Days 2024 - Non Profit News | Nonprofit QuarterlyNonprofit newsrooms like INN are growing in numbers and funding, serving as crucial pillars bridging the gap left by declining local news sources.