News & Journalism
Annual Report 2020
This year, The Essentials Report, has curated & analyzed the content published by 174 influencers like Nieman Lab and Poynter, discussing hashtags such as #TheNewsProjectLive , #LukasPrizes and #mustsubmit.
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It's not local newspapers that are headed into the ditch. It's local newspapers owned by companies that don't give a shit. https://t.co/mqYFfmWIYA The family-owned property is often a different story.
OpenThe Future of Journalism May Live on Through Family-Owned Newspapers
Across its titles, local journalism manifests in several ways, including general information news and community watchdog reporting, with regular coverage of local government, the school ...
Interview with John Paton, chairman of the UK's Independent Digital News and Media, on traffic and revenue growth at digital-only news outlet The Independent (@domponsford / Press Gazette)
https://t.co/oR9ux035dW
https://t.co/j2gnAkWkxK
OpenJohn Paton interview: The 'happy warrior' making quality journalism pay at The Independent
Four years ago it seemed the death of The Independent’s print edition was the sad end to a brave but ultimately futile journalism story. After running fourth in the UK quality newspaper ...
Seriously this @nybooks review slash history is definitely the best Future of Journalism piece since @cshirky dazzled everyone with Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable https://t.co/tPs5CKZAbA. Well done @NicholasLemann.
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RT @niemanfdn: With @columbiajourn, we're delighted to announce the 2020 #LukasPrizes, honoring the best in American nonfiction writing. Congratulations to winners @BartElmore, @shahanmufti, Alex Kotlowitz and @GreenidgeKerri and finalists @dimmerwahr and @emilybazelon. https://t.co/QIqEwQeFUn
OpenWinners and finalists of the 2020 Lukas Prize Project Awards announced
Columbia Journalism School and the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard are pleased to announce the four winners and the two finalists of the 2020 Lukas Prize Project Awards.
RT @brianstelter: Where is the get-tested website that the president promised last week? Where is the detailed info about drive-through locations in chain store parking lots? https://t.co/TDKMXVTVdz
OpenVirus shutdowns prompt sweeping questions about the future of news and entertainment
One week ago, America's great shutdown began in earnest. None of us have experienced anything quite like this before. The shock is still sinking in.
RT @Sulliview: Will coronavirus kill off the news business just when America realized we actually need it? ... in which @Will_Bunch comes around to a once unthinkable idea https://t.co/eN7JTgeIqc
OpenWill coronavirus kill off the news business just when America realized we actually need it? | Will Bunch
Coronavirus spikes traffic to news websites, but with no ad revenue layoffs are already starting. Time for the once-unthinkable, a government bailout?
The researchers found that conservative newsworkers subscribe to some, but not all, traditional norms of American mainstream journalism. https://t.co/T5k1K4B6Pl
OpenConservative journalists are united in thinking mainstream media is unfair to them, but divided over how to address misinformation
Back in December, A.J. Bauer, a fellow at Columbia University's Tow Center for Digital Journalism, predicted for Nieman Lab that conservative journalism would either face "a reckoning or a ...
RT @SethCLewis: Say hello to RQ1: @markcoddington and I have a new monthly newsletter that sums up key highlights from research about news. Please share and sign up.
Our latest issue:
‘Engaged journalism’ is taking us back to the ‘public journalism' debates of the 1990s https://t.co/XRyv9bK0Ln
Open'Engaged journalism' is taking us back to the 'public journalism' debates of the 1990s
Plus more key findings from news research published in March 2020
RT @rasmus_kleis: Annual Journalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions from @nicnewman out now, based on survey of strategic sample of 233 digital news leaders.
73% feel confident about their company’s prospects in 2020
Full report: https://t.co/PrEdF7B78I
Thread w/key findings below https://t.co/R6ammpdzv5
OpenJournalism, Media, and Technology Trends and Predictions 2020
Annual report from the Reuters Institute, based on survey of leading journalists and media executives, looks at the year ahead in the news industry
RT @rasmus_kleis: Really proud to share we have agreed an extension of the Digital News Project Google has supported at @risj_oxford since 2015.
£4.77m over 3 years for -
*Expansion of Digital News Report
*Journalist fellowships
*Off-site leadership development programmes
https://t.co/IDDRsCxAy7
OpenGoogle News Initiative and Oxford University agree extension in support for Digital News Project to August 2023
The financial value of the agreement is £4.77m The Google News Initiative and Oxford University have agreed on an extension to the current grant for the Reuters Institute Digital News ...
What is it about fake screenshots that makes people vulnerable to thinking they’re real? Cognitive hijacking. https://t.co/4S1ms0KR0s
OpenWhy people still fall for fake screenshots
This is Feb. 13, 2020 Factually's edition, a newsletter written by the International Fact-Checking Network and the American Press Institute
Finally, @NJGov was the first in the nation to pass the landmark Civic Info Bill, which gives @NJGov the tools they need to support local news at the state level. It is time to fully fund it. https://t.co/lYaJhrr2fR /4
OpenState Antes Up Funding for Local Journalism Project After Long Delay
A nonprofit information consortium hopes to foster civic engagement and help to fill the gap caused by decimation of news industry
@emilybell @celrae @jemimakiss Found a piece I wrote about it for Gigaom https://t.co/baSIZZhTfG
OpenThe Guardian has shown us the future of journalism, and it is — coffee shops!
The Guardian has gotten a fair amount of ribbing on Twitter for opening a coffee shop in London, but the venture is just another element in the newspaper's
"Our corporate media system prioritizes making money over producing adversarial journalism and covering working-class issues. We should dare to imagine something different: a public media system that privileges democracy over profits." — @VWPickard https://t.co/JiP3RVBTi1 https://t.co/HAEzTjvEy3
OpenWe Need a Media System That Serves People’s Needs, Not Corporations’
Our corporate media system prioritizes making money over producing adversarial journalism and covering working-class issues. We should dare to imagine something different: a public media ...
>@ChrissyCole: What I learned leaving journalism for politics https://t.co/h4sTaU7fja https://t.co/6Ewe98N2IV
OpenThe Cohort: What I learned leaving journalism for politics
From person-to-person coaching and intensive hands-on seminars to interactive online courses and media reporting, Poynter helps journalists sharpen skills and elevate storytelling ...
