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Articles tagged collaborative journalism (20)

“I don’t want to build animosity between my neighbors because of information I can’t confirm.”
“Impact is often many years or miles away.”
Plus: How community-centered collaborative journalism really works in a pandemic, the impact of Sinclair on national political views, and the everyday tactics that shape whether young people trust news.
“How to get information out has been a real struggle, because folks might not be on social networks or may not be listening to news.” Andrea Wenzel and Letrell Crittenden
“On most days of the week, I’m competing with them.” But when the situation’s right, local news outlets are using one another to augment their own resources.
News publishers of all sizes are partnering to “save democracy” at the local level; more than 35,000 stories have been published.
“There may be two partners who think they can’t work together, but really you could have a meeting or two and talk things out and resolve some questions — and then they actually could work together.”
“We’re really proud of our work at the Southern Illinoisan, but we have a flashlight, not a lighthouse.”