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    The Stanford Cable TV News Analyzer lets you analyze who and what gets airtime
    Tommy ShaneAugust 6, 2020
    People who engage with false news are hyper-concerned about truth. But they think it’s being hidden.
    “On Google, searching for ‘coronavirus facts’ gives you a full overview of official statistics and visualizations. That’s not the case for ‘coronavirus truth.'”
    Julie Posetti and Emily BellMay 13, 2020
    Take this survey about the effect of COVID-19 on journalism
    “We are launching a global survey today to track and assess the impacts of the pandemic on journalism worldwide, and to help reimagine its future.”
    Sarah ScireMarch 24, 2020
    “Just catch me up, quick”: How The Wall Street Journal is trying to reach non-news junkies
    News products that the Journal built to highlight its election coverage to occasional readers are being repurposed for coronavirus coverage.
    Sarah ScireMarch 9, 2020
    The Washington Post wants to join your group chat (and help your not-into-politics friends keep up)
    The newspaper hopes to broaden their audience for politics coverage with a thrice-weekly newsletter for readers who feel overwhelmed by the unending news cycle.
    Looking for the future of data journalism awards? Here are a few communities coming together after GEN’s closure
    Laura Hazard OwenOctober 31, 2019
    For Patch, local sex offender maps are a Halloween tradition
    Critics say they spike fear levels in their communities unnecessarily. But they do well on Facebook.
    Audio archiving, public meeting tracking, and more local boosts: Here are the 34 news projects Google is funding in North America
    “We repeatedly observed the same needs in our various circles of journalists of color.” This guide starts to address those needs in one place
    Laura Hazard OwenSeptember 12, 2019
    Good stuff first: Google moves to prioritize original reporting in search
    The company has changed its global search algorithm to “highlight articles that we identify as significant original reporting,” and to keep such articles in top positions for longer.
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