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    Archives: November 28, 2016

    Ken DoctorNovember 28, 2016
    Newsonomics: Canada’s government imagines what a news-less future might look like
    Canada’s press woes are bad enough unto themselves, but they also serve as a sign of earlier winter for the U.S. press.
    Joseph LichtermanNovember 28, 2016
    ProPublica’s collaborative reporting experiment takes on widespread voter fraud (and finds no evidence of it)
    More than 450 reporters from 250 outlets across the country have published over 300 stories as part of the Electionland project.
    Ricardo BiltonNovember 28, 2016
    With its first community reporter, The Texas Tribune is turning Texans themselves into its next big beat
    The reporter will be charged with forging relationships with readers and using their feedback to help drive The Texas Tribune’s coverage.
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