Revenue & Resilience

More media organizations are being created and controlled by the people who are invested in the issues their organizations are covering, according to Mark Lee [...]

As nonprofit funding of news grows, what are the best practices for ensuring editorial independence? The following two sets of broad guidelines of best practices, [...]

Philanthropy increasingly provides important support for nonprofit journalism. Funders have varying reasons for supporting journalism and media. Some support journalism as a field unto itself, [...]

Journalism produced by nonprofit newsrooms is becoming a more important part of the media landscape and foundation support. In addition, increasing numbers of commercial news [...]

The journalists who participated in the American Press Institute’s Accountability Summit are: Stephanie Arnold, Philly.com Stephanie is a print-turned-multimedia journalist who is the lead social [...]

Since experimentation costs time and money, even in the best cases, it’s critical to remain pragmatic when approaching new platforms. While experimentation is key, publishers [...]

Sparking a cultural shift toward distributed content within a newsroom can prove especially challenging for smaller, regional, and more traditional publishers, some of whom even [...]

Even publishers with the most social media-savvy newsrooms can feel at a disadvantage when Facebook rolls out a new product. A common complaint we heard [...]

An increasing number of forward-thinking publishers have delved deep into the world of distributed content by launching sub-brands with content tailored specifically to the platform [...]

Another popular way publishers have established themselves on new platforms is through a community-driven approach. Take Jersey Shore Hurricane News as an example. Launched after [...]