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    Articles tagged North Carolina (3)

    Laura Hazard OwenSeptember 18, 2017
    This former hedge fund guy is a one-man nonprofit investigating some of America’s shadiest companies
    “You can’t stop these guys from getting rich as hell and doing things, but I can at least have a marker laid out there in the cyber world saying: Hey, take a hard look.”
    Ricardo BiltonJanuary 23, 2017
    Patreon is helping The Asheville Blade connect directly with readers — and skip over advertisers entirely
    “I never have to consider if a story I run is going to make me take a financial hit. That lack of pressure gives us a huge amount of independence.”
    Shan WangDecember 10, 2015
    The N.C. Newsroom Cooperative wants to give independent journalists a home base
    The cooperative is based out of a new coworking space in Research Triangle Park and will host programming, help member journalists forge connections, and potentially even offer an online catalog to promote their work.
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