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    Archives: December 10, 2015

    Shan WangDecember 10, 2015
    The N.C. Newsroom Cooperative wants to give independent journalists a home base
    The cooperative is based out of a new coworking space in Research Triangle Park and will host programming, help member journalists forge connections, and potentially even offer an online catalog to promote their work.
    Laura Hazard OwenDecember 10, 2015
    WNYC’s loss, Earwolf’s gain: Beloved parenting podcast Longest Shortest Time has a new home
    After WNYC abruptly canceled the show, creator Hillary Frank was “floored” by how many other podcast networks wanted to partner with her: “It was unthinkable, five years ago, that I could make a living making a podcast.”
    Philadelphia news site Billy Penn is creating a guide to mobile journalism
    Laura Hazard OwenDecember 10, 2015
    Serial season 2 starts today, with podcast previews on Facebook
    The second season of Serial launched Thursday. Episode previews and supplemental materials will be made available through Facebook, as part of a broad new distribution strategy that also includes Pandora, Vine, and a TV show.
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