Experimentation is “imperative,” Baron said, in part because the customary formal tone adopted by many major news organizations is no longer resonating. “We won’t get credit for authority if we don’t ...

Nieman Lab talked to the outgoing cofounder and CEO, current leaders at the Trust, and executives and journalists who’ve worked for newspapers it owns. We found a well-intentioned nonprofit with the ...

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Gannett did not specify whether the Trump administration had contacted anyone at the company, or asked them to make changes. Major U.S. companies like Amazon, Google, and Meta have also rolled back ...

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"These newsrooms desperately need the help these technologies provide, but they’re the ones being left out because they work ...

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Research identifies five key drivers — ranging from racial disparity to market forces — that determine which towns lose their ...

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“Launched in 2023, LRAP is the first program of its kind in graduate journalism education. In its first two years, the program awarded more than $300,000 to over thirty alumni working full-time in ...