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Hanaa’ Tameez is a staff writer at Nieman Lab. Before starting here, she worked at WhereBy.Us and the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.

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Amid rolling power outages, Texas news outlets are texting audiences with updates

February 18, 2021

Launching a news nonprofit in Fort Worth, Chris Cobler doesn’t want to “repeat the mistakes of the past”

“Nobody wants to look back on the work we’ve done and say, ‘God, we were really clueless 50 years ago.’ We want to start every day thinking that we’re as in touch with the community as we possibly can be and reflect their interests and values.”

February 18, 2021

The New York Times’ new Slack app aims to deliver (non-depressing) Times stories to you while you work

The app is an experiment by The Times to get a better sense of how people are sharing Times journalism through their own Slack workspaces.

Facebook will (finally? again?) remove vaccine misinformation, but there are a lot of questions about how that will work

February 4, 2021

Subtext lets journalists build deeper relationships with readers, one text at a time

“We don’t want to create another platform where a media company or a journalist is just kind of talking at their audience.”

February 1, 2021

URL Media launches to help sustain “high-performing Black and brown media organizations”

“Instead of [a mission centered in diversifying white spaces], let’s create something that will actually help to build and grow our voices on our own terms.”

January 19, 2021

With Out-of-Pocket, Nikhil Krishnan wants to make the healthcare industry funnier — and easier to understand

“It doesn’t lend itself to a lot of different types of jokes but I’m so in the deep Reddit that at this point, the sadboi existential crisis jokes just come naturally.”

A lot of Americans get news from social media, but they don’t expect it to be true

January 8, 2021

Boston.com’s new cocktail club is recreating the city’s bar scene from readers’ homes

“There’s such a fun food scene in the city that we all just miss, and this is our ability to replicate that as much as possible until it’s safe to go back out again.”

December 8, 2020

ADDitude Magazine’s service journalism fills in the gap in attention deficit coverage

“There isn’t much health content that isn’t either turgid, professional, journal-based or superficial. Our goal was to write service content that’s readable, but stays true to the fact that this is a serious condition.”

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