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Joshua Benton    December 5, 2011
For nonprofits, government money is appealing, but might not help the bottom line
More money from the government usually comes with less money from everywhere else. But a lot of that reality is under nonprofits’ control.
Justin Ellis    June 27, 2011
More Awesome: News Challenge grantee Awesome Foundation wants to fund journalism at the micro level
Joshua Benton    June 22, 2011
Knight News Challenge 2011: Sixteen winners, from mapping to data viz, from water shortages to interactive documentaries
Laura McGann    November 19, 2010
The Washington Independent is folding, the CEO goes over the books and outlines the lessons he’s learned
Joshua Benton    September 20, 2010
A warning to nonprofit news organizations: Government funding may not boost the bottom line much
Joshua Benton    June 16, 2010
Announcing the 2010 Knight News Challenge winners: Visuals are hot, and businesses are big winners
C.W. Anderson    April 29, 2010
Why Philly matters: The intersection of bankruptcies, Pulitzers, networks, foundations, and geeky “edglings”
Joshua Benton    February 17, 2010
4/5 of News Challenge apps are out; 9/10 of those left will be cut soon; Knight planning “news testing labs”
Jim Barnett    February 1, 2010
NPR’s Ron Schiller: “A concrete and hopeful message” can raise funds
Jim Barnett    December 14, 2009
Are news nonprofits doomed to reliance on big gifts? A study in fundraising — and sustainability
Larry Kirkman and Laurie Moy    December 14, 2009
Bringing NGO news into the mainstream: The case of OneWorld.net and Yahoo News
Mac Slocum    October 19, 2009
Downie and Schudson’s 6 steps toward “reconstructing” journalism
Mac Slocum    September 30, 2009
Shhh! About one third of Knight News Challenge proposals are secret
Jim Barnett    September 3, 2009
Appealing to enlightened self-interest: Seeking funding for journalism the IJNR way
Jim Barnett    August 20, 2009
What’s keeping news organizations from trying the “low-profit” model?
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