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    Articles tagged 2020 presidential campaign (3)

    Christine SchmidtMay 13, 2019
    Assigned to the 2020 campaign trail? Consider a Google form on your way out
    “I represent thousands of people who have told me they want to hear about this, and I happen to be the guy who’s paid to go on planes and dig up documents and ask these questions for them, because they’re busy living their lives.”
    Josh WoodApril 24, 2019
    Andrew Yang, the most meme-able 2020 candidate, also wants to save journalism
    Yang’s core idea — that local journalism, increasingly unable to pay for itself, should be subsidized by the federal government — would broaden the range of policy proposals up for mainstream political debate.
    Covering 2020: Taking on Twitter, Panera parking lots instead of diner tropes, and more ways newsroom leaders are planning ahead
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