If a fact-check falls into a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Apologies for the old trope, [...]
When a designer or product manager at a news organization wants to improve a mobile product, she might commonly set up observational sessions to watch [...]
Is there enough news produced by and for your community? How might you know? That question is increasing in both importance and difficulty, as traditional [...]
Not many newsrooms are designed with engaging audiences in mind. Many newsroom leaders find it more natural to approach tools of engagement as tools for [...]
In between the projects that often fuel engagement efforts, there are other opportunities for journalists to listen. The phrase “Grow bigger ears” has become a [...]
Engaging audiences in journalism can take many forms, ranging in scope from small actions to immersive projects. There is no single formula for the best [...]
Though “engagement” is a word journalists hear a lot these days, its function can be tough to articulate. For many, the goal of engagement seems [...]
People don’t just consume news today. They participate in it. People have access to vast and varied information. They pursue news on their own time, [...]
Overview A different kind of revenue, one that has nothing to do with advertising or subscriptions, is playing a larger role in journalism today. Nonprofit [...]
This essay is part of “Charting new ground: The ethical terrain of nonprofit journalism,” API research exploring the philanthropic funding of journalism. Read the other [...]
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