All entries tagged: Center for American Progress
The other nonprofit journalism: Free-market groups hire reporters to uncover “wasteful spending”
It’s been speculated that as newspapers’ decline leaves a void in watchdog journalism, nonprofit groups would come along to fill it at least part of it in. But not all those groups are going to share a newspaper’s approach to journalism.
Last fall, the conservative Goldwater Institute hired a former newspaper reporter to “expose government [...]
A cautionary tale: The Fiscal Times and Washington Post
Enterprise reporting partnerships with online news organizations are in vogue at major newspapers these days, and arguably no paper has been more aggressive in pursuing them than the Washington Post. But in his ombudsman column Sunday, Andrew Alexander takes Post editors to task for a series of failures that plagued its most recent partnership, with [...]
Nonprofits with a perspective hiring journalists: A sign of things to come?
Here’s a press release headline that’s likely to be recycled many times: “Nonprofit Institute Hires Investigative Journalist.” Just add the names of the nonprofit and the journalist, and you’ve got another story about the future of watchdog journalism in the post-newspaper era.
Now here’s a test: What if the institute in question is a right-wing think [...]








