State and local campaign coverage sees greater time on page than federal race coverage Each story was classified based on whether it focused on a [...]
We examined 428 newspaper stories from the websites of eight local newspapers across six states (California, Florida, Idaho, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Washington). Only news articles [...]
A broad, data-driven analysis of campaign coverage by the Engaging News Project and the American Press Institute shows how local, state, and federal elections are [...]
In one of the most fact-free elections in history that features two of the most mistrusted candidates in history, there may be a bit of [...]
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, [...]
For printing and offline viewing, a PDF of the report and the topline results for the nonprofit news outlets, commercial news outlets, and funders are available [...]
The surveys of foundations and media organizations do not represent of all media-funding foundations, nonprofit media organizations or commercial news outlets in the United States. [...]
Surveys can be a valuable research tool because they can offer some sense of scale. But they do not allow respondents to articulate their ideas [...]
Although not all foundations or news organizations in the United States were surveyed, the data enhance our understanding of the world of nonprofit journalism in [...]
The foundations and nonprofit media organizations surveyed are almost equally divided on the overall motive behind the financial support for media. Less than half of [...]
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