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    “The death of the 15-inch story”: What local news leaders see (and don’t) in the future of the industry
    Christine SchmidtJuly 18, 2019
    Local news projects rush to fill The Vindicator’s void, with the McClatchy-Google network putting down roots
    “We’re ultimately trying to do this as small and nimble as possible so that we can be seeing what’s working and throw out what’s not — and quickly being able to shift in a way that’s a little bit harder when you’re working with a 150-year-old newspaper.”
    Christine SchmidtJune 11, 2019
    Mandy Jenkins will build McClatchy’s Google-funded new local sites. What’s her plan?
    “A lot of this is taking advantage of what Google has to offer as a partner. They’re tracking all of these interesting trends all the time: what people are looking for and what they’re missing.”
    Laura Hazard OwenNovember 2, 2018
    What’s disinformation doing “right” — and what can newsrooms learn from it?
    “Recognition of altruism as a motive for publishing (i.e. shedding a light on unknown/hidden information).”
    Heather BryantJuly 19, 2018
    The universe of people trying to deceive journalists keeps expanding, and newsrooms aren’t ready
    “It’s going to be a while before we really have an understanding of how we work to combat it beyond the traditional methods that we have used for a few years now.”
    Ken DoctorMay 2, 2017
    Newsonomics: Can a master blacklist choke off fake news’ money supply?
    The Open Brand Safety framework is an attempt to create a master list of fake news sites so advertisers can learn to avoid them.
    Joseph LichtermanMarch 31, 2015
    Why Storyful is expanding its business to work with brands
    It’s one element of a broader expansion for the social news agency, which is also growing its product team and working on improving its core trend-detection technology.
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