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Articles tagged community journalism (12)

Justin Ellis    June 30, 2011
With News Challenge funding, The Tiziano Project will expand training and tools for community journalism
Justin Ellis    June 27, 2011
More Awesome: News Challenge grantee Awesome Foundation wants to fund journalism at the micro level
Justin Ellis    March 14, 2011
Virginia is for (news) lovers: How a Charlottesville newspaper and non-profit make their relationship work
Justin Ellis    February 11, 2011
Why an expansion of low-power radio stations could mean good things for community news
Lois Beckett    January 21, 2011
“There’s a lot of pressure to play for the short term”: The Bay Citizen’s editor on its $15 million future
Laura McGann    November 30, 2010
Team of volunteer journalists wants to train locals in conflict zones to tell their own stories, improve their lives
Justin Ellis    November 23, 2010
A handbook for community-funded journalism: Turning Spot.Us experience into lessons for others
Megan Garber    September 27, 2010
Block by Block: Once you’ve launched, what’s Phase 2 of a community news startup?
Mac Slocum    October 8, 2009
Charlottesville nonprofit finds a path to a bigger audience: the local paper
Mac Slocum    September 22, 2009
Spot.us launches in Los Angeles, focuses on its platform
Lois Beckett    June 25, 2009
Knight News Challenge: A tool to push old stories to new media
Edward J. Delaney    June 8, 2009
Charging (a lot!) for news online: The Newport Daily News’ new experiment with paid content
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