Americans want local political coverage — but aren’t happy with what’s available Two-thirds of Americans say they get local political news — but only a quarter […]
In this self-reflective session led by API's Sam Ragland, journalists will contribute anonymously to a series of prompts to learn actionable insights for reassessing and repairing their relationships with work. Created specifically for those working within a news organization, this session will help journalists assess where they sit on the stress spectrum, understand what is inside and outside of their control and self-prescribe a set of actions for election season to combat their unique blend of burnout.
Breaking news is reaching people in new ways When news broke on Sunday afternoon that President Joe Biden was dropping out of the presidential race, […]
API's summit on Elections, Trust and Democracy led to a 5-step process for how news organizations can do this work now — and year-round.
Asset mapping — identifying a community’s official and unofficial existing resources — can be an important groundwork for engagement.
Coverage of the Trump assassination attempt show the media’s limits The assassination attempt on former President Trump showcased just how strapped local news outlets are, […]
Publishers are switching up, but not abandoning, print The first monthly issue of Bloomberg Businessweek is currently on newstands, and editor Brad Stone says that […]
True or untrue, fair or unfair, what is being shared is the perception you are dealing with in the community. Learning about this is why you are there.
Student journalists are filling in gaps around the country As many local newsrooms struggle with resources, student journalists continue to fill in the gaps. This […]
The push and pull of AI in newsrooms The relationship between AI and news publishers continues to get deeper and more complex. Axios reported that […]
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