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    Tom StitesDecember 9, 2011
    Tom Stites: Might the new web journalism model be neither for-profit nor nonprofit?
    There’s a third option, the veteran editor argues: a co-op model that lets communities advance their own interests. Part 3 of 3.
    Tom StitesDecember 8, 2011
    Tom Stites: Layoffs and cutbacks lead to a new world of news deserts
    The veteran editor asks what happens when a community loses a newspaper — or the reporting heart of one. Part 2 of 3.
    Tom StitesDecember 7, 2011
    Tom Stites: Taking stock of the state of web journalism
    We may be five years into the big push for web journalism, argues the veteran editor, but we’re still a long way from a sustainable model to support the knowledge needed in local communities. Part 1 of 3.
    Dan KennedyJuly 13, 2012
    Banyan Project planning its first community-owned news co-op
    Tom Stites and others are betting that a news site owned by community members can be sustainable, and they’re starting in Haverhill, Massachusetts.
    Dan KennedyJanuary 27, 2020
    Can perennial hopes for local news co-ops ever turn into reality?
    One of the most prominent attempts, in Haverhill, Mass., is shutting down before ever launching. But its chief booster keeps hope alive.
    If fact-checking’s going to stay relevant, it’s going to have to move past, uh, checking facts
    Dan KennedyJanuary 16, 2014
    Will 2014 be the year the Banyan Project finally takes flight?
    The idea of a news cooperative — owned by the community it covers — is closer to getting a real-world test in Massachusetts.
    Eyes on Haverhill: Painting a total portrait of local media
    Dan KennedyMay 1, 2013
    A community news co-op, aiming to build a replicable model, moves a step closer to reality
    The Banyan Project, an attempt to build sustainable, locally owned and controlled news sources, is getting closer to launch in Haverhill, Massachusetts.
    Mark CoddingtonDecember 9, 2011
    This Week in Review: Institutions and news innovation, and papers’ paywall experiments roll on
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