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As journalists, we spend so much time looking forward — to the next deadline or the next story — that we sometimes forget to look at the people working side-by-side with us. So, how do we build an authentic sense of belonging?

From the source’s mouth A big discussion in journalism circles this week involved The Washington Post’s plan to give sources the ability to “annotate” stories [...]

Hope for facts In breaking news situations, spreaders of misinformation, including those using AI, often exploit the public’s desire to find out what’s happening. In [...]

Vicky Ho, newly appointed editor of the Anchorage Daily News, uses project management frameworks to gather stakeholders from across the organization to participate in focused, short-term projects in an efficient and collaborative manner.

The creator boom The Reuters Institute published its annual Digital News Report yesterday, chock full of insights about the state of the industry worldwide. The [...]

To stay ahead in an increasingly fast-paced digital media landscape, Univision transformed its approach to newsroom training and knowledge-sharing through the creation of a centralized digital training portal.

The challenges of protest coverage   With anti-ICE and anti-Trump protests arising in cities beyond Los Angeles — CNN has a rundown — newsrooms across the [...]

The event was joyous, eclectic and completely unlike what you might expect from a journalism organization. But according to the team that produced it, this is what local media can and should look like.

Although our foundation supports multiple newsrooms, it is easy to envision a single local newsroom that offers subscriptions or paid memberships executing a similar partnership with one or more local history groups.

Our acute understanding of readers’ affinity for their neighborhoods inspired our most successful promotional campaign, now an annual tradition that typically drives up to a quarter of our annual subscription revenue per year.