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 [...]
One issue that has emerged in recent years regarding transparency is so-called donor-advised funds — financial vehicles that manage charitable donations made by individuals, families [...]
Transparency is considered a core element of journalism and an important feature of foundations. And while the most foundations and newsrooms report in this survey [...]
One of the most striking findings from the research is there aren’t clear or universal rules of the road here — and very few written [...]
What kind of communication do nonprofit news organizations and funders have about the news content that those funders underwrite? The answer varies depending on whether [...]
How specific are funders about the content they want to finance? General operating support grants, which allows a nonprofit media organization the most freedom regarding [...]
In all, more foundations surveyed said they are funding nonprofit journalism — both to nonprofit media and in collaborations with commercial media — than they [...]
In the end, do funders think their underwriting of media is accomplishing what they want? More than half of foundations said they consider their media [...]
The majority of the public follows news and information with great interest and frequency. And trust seems to be an important component related to how [...]
This study was designed to move beyond traditional conceptions of trust in the news. These general measures of trust have been identified in long‑standing academic [...]
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