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    Shan WangMarch 23, 2018
    On the Pactio platform, loyal readers follow and fund their favorite individual beat reporters
    “We work in the membership model more than the subscription model, in that the primary motivation for people to support a journalist on Pactio is the fact that they want your reporting to exist in the first place.”
    Shan WangMarch 15, 2018
    The Join the Beat project wants to tease out better ways of working with an audience directly and regularly on stories
    “We want to find people who recognize the potential of the audience, and are looking to capitalize on this potential and pull together a learning group to try some things and see what emerges.”
    Shan WangSeptember 18, 2015
    Pitching coach: A program at the University of Toronto wants to turn subject experts into freelancers
    “We’re running this like a clinical program. It’s more like a medical residency than a j-school.”
    Andrew DonohueJanuary 22, 2013
    Andrew Donohue: How to redesign the beat for engagement, impact, and accountability
    The former editor of Voice of San Diego, now a Knight Fellow at Stanford, wants to rethink how journalists think about and find stories in the community.
    C.W. AndersonSeptember 20, 2012
    What happens when news organizations move from “beats” to “obsessions”?
    The structure of newsrooms reflects how journalists think about their work. As those conceptions change, it makes sense that the structures would change with them.
    November 17, 2010
    The neverending broadcast: Frontline looks to expand its docs into a continual conversation
    December 16, 2009
    KNC 2010: NewsGraf wants to slap a search box on journalists’ brains
    November 4, 2009
    How a blog, a camera, and a court are feeding journalism’s long tail
    May 28, 2009
    Dan Froomkin: How to better use our biggest assets, beat reporters
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