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    Articles tagged Investigative News Network (21)

    The Institute for Nonprofit News hires Sue Cross, formerly at the AP, as its new CEO
    Joseph LichtermanApril 9, 2015
    INN splits with CEO Davis as it refocuses its efforts to promote nonprofit journalism
    “I think there was definitely a difference in the sense of direction,” said Brant Houston, chair of INN’s board of directors.
    Events, a speakers bureau, and education partnerships: 8 projects at news nonprofits get funded
    INN to offer paid tech consulting to members and non-members
    With a fresh redesign to the Largo Project launched, the Investigative News Network’s tech team hopes to find paying clients outside the network. Liam Andrew
    Justin EllisJuly 16, 2014
    A change in the IRS process for granting tax-exempt status could be a boon to nonprofit news
    The new streamlined application process for becoming a 501(c)(3) might help nonprofit news startups — at least small ones — get off the ground more quickly.
    Joseph LichtermanJune 5, 2014
    Who gets press passes? A new survey looks at how journalists are being credentialed (or not)
    Freelancers, photographers, and activists all have a harder time getting that laminated press badge than full-time, words-based employees at established news organizations, according to this survey of more than 1,300 journalists.
    NewsLynx wants to build tools to better measure the impact of journalism
    Jake BatsellApril 15, 2014
    Paying for news by filling a need: Lessons from Austin’s Digital News Revenue Summit
    The daylong summit on new models for supporting journalism examines how the Texas Tribune diversified its funding, the injection of venture capital and private wealth into media, and the future of philanthropy for news.
    INNovation fund backs eight projects from news nonprofits with an eye towards sustainability
    Chalkbeat, Southern California Public Radio, InvestigateWest and others are awarded over $236,000 in micro-grants to support events programming, collaborative reporting, and a “native underwriting” pilot program. Justin Ellis
    Ken DoctorFebruary 13, 2014
    The newsonomics of measuring the real impact of news
    Can you raise more money for the news by harnessing the power of social sharing — and making the impact of journalism a little more clear?
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