Local journalism. Medical search. Frequent questions

Joy Jenkins, Assistant Professor at the School of Journalism and Electronic Media at the University of Tennessee and a Research Associate at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism as the University of Oxford, also looks at the role of the local in coverage through the lens of newsroom practices across Portugal, Germany, France, Finland, and the U.K. Her work "Changing the beat? (google.com)
Ansel is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin School of Journalism. (ipsnews.net)
This student-authored post is published by CPR in partnership with Medill News Service and the Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism, Media, Integrated Marketing Communications. (cdc.gov)

We believe that our region needs and deserves quality, investigative journalism that gets to the heart of what matters. (thetyee.ca)
In 2018, ProPublica, an NGO dedicated to investigative journalism, started the Local Reporting Network . (worldpressinstitute.org)
They worked under the editorial leadership and supervision of Professor David Barstow , head of the IRP , an award-winning nonprofit newsroom at Berkeley Journalism, where he serves as the Reva and David Logan Distinguished Chair in Investigative Journalism. (berkeley.edu)
ProPublica is an independent, nonprofit newsroom that produces investigative journalism in the public interest. (berkeley.edu)
During the beginning of a crisis, reporters are less concerned with investigative journalism or making stories more dramatic. (cdc.gov)

Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) and John Kennedy (R-La.) introduced the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act last year. (worldpressinstitute.org)
WASHINGTON - U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), Chairwoman of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Competition Policy, Antitrust and Consumer Rights, issued the statement below after the Senate Judiciary Committee passed the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act by a vote of 14-7. (senate.gov)
The California Journalism Preservation Act (CJPA, AB 886) passed out of the California State Assembly today in a floor vote of 46-6. (newsmediaalliance.org)
According to a Meta spokesman, Facebook and Instagram will block news articles in California if state lawmakers pass a proposed bill, the California Journalism Preservation Act. (petapixel.com)

The Nieman Journalism Lab is a collaborative attempt to figure out how quality journalism can survive and thrive in the Internet age. (niemanlab.org)

Up to $12,500 per quarter ($50,000 per year) to reduce employment taxes for a local newspaper to hire and pay journalists. (wikipedia.org)
While it is widely accepted that court reporting is vital to the principle of open justice, financial pressures within the local newspaper industry, mean very few magistrates and crown courts are being adequately covered by journalists. (telegraph.co.uk)
There are a number of things to like - and one big problem - in this legislation, which contains three main elements: a tax credit for local-media subscribers, a tax credit for small businesses that advertise in local media and a tax credit to outlets that employ local journalists. (freepress.net)
We are navigating a daunting, unprecedented time and our journalists are working harder than ever to bring you the latest local updates you need to keep safe and informed. (squamishchief.com)
Contributing to support local journalism helps fund a professional staff of local journalists who focus on sharing the stories that matter most to our community. (squamishchief.com)
100% of your contribution goes directly towards local journalists, reporting local stories, in our community. (squamishchief.com)
As responsible journalists like Kathy Brown continue to dwindle in number, so too does responsible journalism itself. (ctnewsjunkie.com)
He added that training journalists to do better local news reporting and setting up nonprofits may be the way in the future. (worldpressinstitute.org)
Gingras also said Google.org will be donating $1 million total to two organizations supporting journalists, the International Center for Journalists and the Columbia Journalism School's Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma. (techcrunch.com)
Journalists and authors Monica Hesse ( The Washington Post ) and Beth Macy ( The Roanoke Times ) joined Pulitzer Prize recipient Eric Eyre ( Charleston Gazette-Mail ) in a discussion of important issues impacting communities nationwide-including the opioids crisis and the effects of economic decline on rural communities-and the vital role of local journalism to an informed citizenry. (withgoodreasonradio.org)
Across the country, we're investing in programs that strengthen the connection between journalists and the communities they serve while jumpstarting ideas that can help address core business challenges in the local news space. (wraltechwire.com)
Local journalists are often the only journalists that most people will ever meet. (wallstreetwindow.com)
The impact and potential importance of these efforts at a local level can be seen each week in the " Local Matters " newsletter founded by the journalists Joey Cranney , Alexandra Glorioso and Brett Murphy . (wallstreetwindow.com)
Other outlets, such as the Dallas Morning News with their Curious Texas project, and KUOW Public Radio in Puget Sound, Washington, are partnering with a start-up called Hearken to encourage audiences to submit questions they want answered or suggest topics that they want local journalists to cover. (wallstreetwindow.com)
Under the plans, online readers - and the commensurate advertising revenues which we use to pay our local journalists - will be sucked away from our websites to the BBC's. (hertfordshiremercury.co.uk)
The New York Times' blog, The Local, has been rolling out some interesting new features, most recently enabling users to volunteer to cover events or to request coverage from journalists. (themediamanager.com)
This report is based on more than 30 interviews with key figures in high-profile collaborative journalism experiments in three different countries, including journalists as well as senior management, community organisers, data analysts, technical experts, and others. (ox.ac.uk)
The Bureau Local and 'L'Italia Delle Slot' have worked to build partnerships with individuals and organisations affected by the issues they cover, while Lännen Media journalists aim for coverage with broad appeal that doesn't favour particular localities. (ox.ac.uk)
In particular, participants cited the need to develop a shared mission and goals, unite newsrooms with different ownership structures and funding models, teach local journalists how to incorporate data into their reporting, adapt their communication and management structures to reflect the needs of participants, and find ways to chart and measure the implications of their work. (ox.ac.uk)
Nevertheless, these projects highlight the potential of collaboration for making the most of limited resources, and show the willingness of journalists and other community-level actors to embrace experimental approaches fostering journalism that makes a difference in people's lives. (ox.ac.uk)

Congress finally seems to be getting more concerned about the crisis in local journalism. (freepress.net)
Other news organizations are also stepping up to tackle the local journalism crisis. (worldpressinstitute.org)
Facebook has also said it's committing $100 million (on top of its previous commitments ) to support local news organizations in response to the current crisis. (techcrunch.com)
And over the last year and a half, we've tackled some thorny issues: Covid misinformation, a humanitarian crisis at the Wilmington Housing Authority, a toxic workplace at Cape Fear Community College, the anti-democratic practices of local governments that try to avoid transparency. (whqr.org)
Right now, local news is facing an existential crisis. (senate.gov)
Our guest, veteran journalist Margaret Sullivan, believes the decline of local news coverage is a crisis every bit as serious as the spread of disinformation on the Internet. (wfsu.org)
I spoke to her about her new book, "Ghosting The News: Local Journalism And The Crisis Of American Democracy. (wfsu.org)
1.1.11 National and local institutions have increased for public servant capacity to implement national recovery policies that · Promote mechanisms that will encourage address lingering and destabilizing conflict factors participation of women in political activities from the 2006 crisis. (who.int)

August 14, 2020), "The Time is Now to Support the Local Journalism Sustainability Act" (July 21, 2021), and "Urgent and Sustained Advocacy Needed for the LJSA" (November 7, 2021). (wikipedia.org)
NNA has long supported all of the sections of the LJSA, including the tax credit for local advertisers that did not survive into this BBB legislation, but we are gratified that at least one part of it is moving forward," Wesner said. (nna.org)

The Local Journalism Sustainability Act (H.R. 7640) is a bill introduced into the United States House of Representatives on July 16, 2020, by Representative Ann Kirkpatrick (D-AZ-2) that would give tax credits to local newspapers. (wikipedia.org)
The Local Journalism Sustainability Act would provide tax credits to support local newspapers: Up to $250 per year per individual to cover 80 percent of subscription fees to local newspapers for the first tax year and 50 percent for subsequent tax years (4-1 match the first year, 1-1 match for an additional four years). (wikipedia.org)
Blinder also devoted episodes of his Editor & Publisher podcast series "E&P Reports" to this issue including the following: "How the Local Journalism Sustainability Act Can Provide Tax Credits for Advertisers, Subscribers and Our Newsroom Salaries" (January 24, 2020), "The Local Journalism Sustainability Act Needs Your Help, Now! (wikipedia.org)
Wikiversity:Local Journalism Sustainability Act, an annotated transcript of a virtual (Zoom) forum on this and related issues. (wikipedia.org)
The Local Journalism Sustainability Act should be included in the broader Build Back Better bill that's under consideration on Capitol Hill this week. (ctnewsjunkie.com)
Josh Stearns , director of journalism and sustainability at the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, who is studying six digital startups in New Jersey and New York. (dankennedy.net)
The National Newspaper Association today welcomed news that the sections of the Local Journalism Sustainability Act that would provide tax credits for newsroom jobs have survived as part of the Build Back Better Act passed by the House of Representatives. (nna.org)
The Sustainability of Local Journalism inquiry will consider the operation of the market for local journalism and how that is affected by increasing competition from social media and public service broadcasters. (parliament.uk)
We have talked too much, and I include myself in this, about dividends, the city, Publisac, and we have forgotten the essential, the survival and sustainability of local information,' Mulé said Sunday. (richmond-news.com)

However, this is still a limited and very indirect subsidy when it comes to supporting journalism, and there's no guarantee any additional ad revenue would reach newsrooms. (freepress.net)
Google is offering financial support to local newsrooms hit by the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, as part of its Google News Initiative. (techcrunch.com)
The company isn't disclosing the size of what it's calling its Journalism Emergency Relief Fund , but in a blog post, Google VP of News Richard Gingras said the goal is to fund "thousands of small, medium and local news publishers globally," through awards ranging from "low thousands of dollars for small hyper-local newsrooms to low tens of thousands for larger newsrooms, with variations per region. (techcrunch.com)
Although many local newsrooms are going through a period of reinvention and reinvigoration , the sector needs to be on a more even financial keel if it is to successfully move forward. (wallstreetwindow.com)
Through my empirical studies (interviews and observations in the newsrooms) and a review of the research literature, I study how the general features of web journalism work concretely in a local context. (lu.se)

The bill is supported by multiple organizations concerned about the decline of local newspapers and the threat posed to democracy. (wikipedia.org)
He said one possibility was for them to contribute to the local democracy initiative launched last year, which sees the BBC invest £8 million of licence fee money in order to fund 150 local reporters. (telegraph.co.uk)
Social media is omitted because original, local journalism - the kind conducted by seasoned reporters - remains the backbone of American democracy. (ctnewsjunkie.com)
In Quebec, the Métro Média closures will create 'news deserts,' spelling 'very, very bad news for local democracy,' Patrick White, who teaches journalism at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), told The Canadian Press last month. (richmond-news.com)
The initiative seeks to deepen the public's knowledge and appreciation of the vital connections between democracy, the humanities, journalism, and an informed citizenry. (withgoodreasonradio.org)
Our sense of community and our trust in democracy at all levels suffer when journalism is lost or diminished," researchers at the University of North Carolina wrote in a recent report . (wallstreetwindow.com)
In an age of fake news and divisive politics," they added, "the fate of communities across the country - and of grassroots democracy itself - is linked to the vitality of local journalism. (wallstreetwindow.com)
In a new book, Sullivan argues that when local news fails, citizens lack critical information to make good decisions, and democracy is weakened. (wfsu.org)

Poynter's 2018 Media Trust Survey identified that trust in local media is considerably higher than for national media. (wallstreetwindow.com)
A recent survey found 81 per cent of Brits agree that they trust the news and information they see in their local news media - a rise of seven per cent on 2018. (hertfordshiremercury.co.uk)

Up to $5,000 per year for a small business to cover 80 percent of advertising with local media (local newspapers or broadcast stations) the first year after this act takes effect and up to $2,500 per year for another four years to cover 50 percent of such advertising. (wikipedia.org)
Mr Whittingdale also suggested that if they failed to engage, the government should consider using some of the money from the proposed social media levy to help fund grassroots journalism. (telegraph.co.uk)
The bill would create a $250 individual tax credit for subscribing to local media or financially supporting a nonprofit organization doing local news. (freepress.net)
No. But in and of itself, giving incentives to individuals to subscribe to local media is worthwhile. (freepress.net)
Like American Idol for beat reporters, Latham calls it Voter Media , and he's convinced it will revolutionize and revitalize an ailing and oligarchic journalism industry. (thetyee.ca)
Available sources of local news - whether a newspaper, a community radio station or other media - demonstrate significant gaps in coverage due to a lack of capacity. (canada.ca)
The Thousand Placeblog Bet: Rise of Blogs as Part of the Local Media Ecology in the U.S. (scripting.com)
Private equity investors are strip mining local media. (scripting.com)
Local media sell out to private equity investor. (scripting.com)
In partnership with RJI, the San Fernando Valley Sun and Media in Color are constructing and testing a new community engagement model for local news. (rjionline.org)
The dire situation of U.S. local journalism stands in sharp contrast with national media. (worldpressinstitute.org)
RALEIGH - Facebook says it's committed to supporting local journalism, and now it's living up to its word by awarding grants to two fledgling North Carolina media outlets this week. (wraltechwire.com)
The tech giant, with the Lenfest Institute for Journalism, awarded a $19,524 grant to Raleigh Convergence , a bootstrapped local media company. (wraltechwire.com)
Moving forward, I believe that local journalism - a key focus of my research and journalistic background - can play an important role in turning the tide and tackling this media malaise. (wallstreetwindow.com)
But what happens when local media disappears? (wallstreetwindow.com)
This reinforces earlier research linking local media consumption and "institutionalized participation. (wallstreetwindow.com)
Our audiences are huge - 40 million people (73 per cent of GB population aged 15+) now read local news media in print or digital every month. (hertfordshiremercury.co.uk)
Our bipartisan legislation ensures that media outlets can band together and negotiate for fair compensation from the Big Tech companies that profit from their news content, supporting the local journalism that our communities rely on. (senate.gov)
As local media around the world continue to face declining revenues and shrinking newsroom staffs, collaborative approaches may offer a vehicle for producing high-quality accountability journalism at the local level. (ox.ac.uk)
The three primary cases featured are the Bureau Local (UK), 'L'Italia Delle Slot' (Italy), and Lännen Media (Finland). (ox.ac.uk)
Earlier this week Santa Fe Reporter editor Alexa Schirtzinger was awarded the prestigious Knight Journalism Fellowship and will spend 10 months exploring and identifying sustainable funding solutions for local and regional news media, including alt-weeklies. (aan.org)
During her time at the Santa Fe Reporter â€" from which she will step down to accept the fellowship â€" Schirtzinger started exploring alternative methods for funding her publication, and over time this clarified the need to establish a model for making journalism more sustainable in this ever changing media landscape. (aan.org)
In this dissertion in Media History I study the history and development of online journalism in three Swedish local and regional newspapers: Helsingborgs Dagblad, Sydöstran and Ystads Allehanda. (lu.se)
Establish relationships with your local media agencies before a disaster. (cdc.gov)

Ben Schachtman is a journalist and editor with a focus on local government accountability. (whqr.org)

MPs will assess the impact of the findings of the Cairncross Review which examined how to create a sustainable future for journalism, with particular relevance to ensuring the continued and the long-term supply of local journalism. (parliament.uk)
These projects serve as case studies that all publishers can learn from- building a network of professionals focused on building the future of sustainable journalism. (wraltechwire.com)
It's no secret that the business model for local journalism is facing some challenges, but we remain fully committed to finding a truly sustainable future for our sector. (hertfordshiremercury.co.uk)

local news publishers have been dealt a major blow from the contraction of the local advertising market. (wikipedia.org)
would help ensure local news publishers survive the current crises, and that they are around to cover the next ones. (wikipedia.org)
Blinder continued, "Community publishers generally operate with much more efficiency than the big market dailies and have better relationships with the local advertising community. (wikipedia.org)
The TV campaign is organised by the Weekly Independent Newspaper Association (WINA) which represents small independent local publishers and is also backed by the Newspaper Society . (holdthefrontpage.co.uk)
Hardy described a bill in the U.S. Senate Finance Committee that "includes an important provision that makes sure that the publishers of small local news outlets are treated equitably compared to larger chain operations. (ctnewsjunkie.com)
Empower eligible digital journalism providers-that is, news publishers with fewer than 1,500 exclusive full-time employees and news broadcasters that engage in standard newsgathering practices-to form joint negotiation entities to collectively negotiate with a covered platform over the pricing, terms, and conditions under which the covered platform's access to digital news content. (senate.gov)

While she is now enjoying her well-deserved retirement from the news business, Brown's departure is one more example of the major challenges facing local news outlets, a situation another CT News Junkie writer addressed in the op-ed " A Way Forward for Facts " in November. (ctnewsjunkie.com)
Research shows , however, that audiences don't just want local news outlets to be watchdogs. (wallstreetwindow.com)

Quality local journalism will not survive without the support of its readers. (squamishchief.com)

What Happens When Local Journalism Disappears? (ctnewsjunkie.com)

The Washington Blade Foundation announced this week the launch of a new journalism fellowship focused on LGBTQ issues in Delaware. (washingtonblade.com)
The fellowship was awarded to Blake Chambers, a Dover resident and 2017 graduate of the University of Delaware who is pursuing a career in journalism. (washingtonblade.com)
We're excited to launch our first journalism fellowship," said Blade editor Kevin Naff, who also serves as executive director of the Blade Foundation. (washingtonblade.com)

The quality journalism we practice at the Times takes money. (tampabay.com)
Breaking through the barriers of cultural and gender norms in Somalia, Fardosa Hussein shares what it took for her to be able to practice what she is passionate about -- photography, videography, and journalism -- in a place where such a career is viewed with hostility and is, at times, dangerous for women. (petapixel.com)

Tory MP, John Whittingdale, said the technology giants were making huge profits on the back of regional and national newspapers and so ought to consider giving something back by helping to fund local journalism. (telegraph.co.uk)
Newspapers continue to see sustained economic and employment declines as the internet erodes their ability to monopolize local print advertising and hedge funds swoop in to pick at the wreckage. (freepress.net)
The hedge-fund vultures destroying local newspapers shouldn't get one either. (freepress.net)
Above a certain population you run into good local newspapers, and fewer placeblogs. (scripting.com)
In order to maximize our potential contributors, we also collected information about high school journalism programs and newspapers at these high schools. (rjionline.org)
A television advert highlighting the role of local weekly newspapers as "the focal point of community life" is to be shown on ITV today. (holdthefrontpage.co.uk)
The 30-second ad, entitled 'Local Weekly Newspapers - With You All the Way' has been put together by a group of independent titles led by Tindle Newspapers . (holdthefrontpage.co.uk)
Rebuild Local News advocates for "locally-grounded and nonprofit community journalism" conducted by the more than 3,000 "weekly community newspapers, citywide nonprofit websites, ethnic publications, centers for state watchdog journalism, digital-first news sites, rural papers, public radio stations, and family-owned newspapers. (ctnewsjunkie.com)
However, many local newspapers did not. (worldpressinstitute.org)
Since 2004, about 2,100 local newspapers, or 25%, have shut down, leaving more than 200 counties across the United States with no newspapers and and no alternative source of credible and comprehensive information on critical issues, according to a study by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill . (worldpressinstitute.org)
A Defence medical service department, and local newspapers, other govern- key tool is one that provides health plan- the National Guard Health Affairs, the mental organizations and members of ners with feedback about the quality of Ministry of Interior and several other the public who actively worked with the health services provided and with sug- ministries, as well as by private entities. (who.int)

This episode discusses the connections between ideologies and practices, interactions, and diversions in understanding normative and social understandings of journalistic complexities in local news. (google.com)

He is a multidisciplinary artist and storyteller with a career that includes work in podcasts, documentary, narrative film, and print journalism. (berkeley.edu)

Trinity Mirror has launched five citizen journalism micro-sites as a taster of what could become commonplace across the group's news websites. (journalism.co.uk)
Michael Hill, Trinity's head of multimedia, speaking at the UCEBirmingham citizen journalism conference today, said that the five sites on the Teesside Gazette were launched at the start of the year. (journalism.co.uk)
The conversation we're having on the net about citizen journalism has come to a stale place. (scripting.com)
Which is at one end of something, with citizen journalism at the other end. (scripting.com)

10 Translation in journalism: Local practices in multilingual newsflows" In Un(intended) Language Planning in a Globalising World: Multiple Levels of Players at Work , 163-182. (degruyter.com)
Perrin D, Ehrensberger-Dow M. 10 Translation in journalism: Local practices in multilingual newsflows. (degruyter.com)

Traditionally, the most important function of the Fourth Estate has been seen as watchdog reporting - journalism that holds authority to account. (wallstreetwindow.com)

Tis the season to snack, chat and toast to another year of hard work in digital journalism. (journalists.org)
I don't think national papers are stealing the audience, it's that the economics really work against local news organizations. (worldpressinstitute.org)
We also interviewed the director of CORRECTIV.Lokal, an initiative in Germany seeking to replicate the work of the Bureau Local. (ox.ac.uk)
journalism work concretely in a local context. (lu.se)
Understand journalism deadlines and work to accommodate them. (cdc.gov)
The knowledge acquired in the course is meant to provide one of the theoretical building blocks that students can draw on for their thesis work, and later apply in future work, for instance teaching, research, journalism, environmental and development work. (lu.se)

Lisa is not outnumbered by the local paper, which has one reporter. (scripting.com)

Mr Whittingdale said Google and Facebook had a responsibility to help the struggling regional press because they benefited from the journalism they produced. (telegraph.co.uk)
He said: "They take content produced by the regional and national press so it is in the interests of Google and Facebook to support local journalism. (telegraph.co.uk)
In addition to funding, they will be matched with mentors to receive guidance on specific program outcomes, from industry leaders as well as former or current participants in the Facebook Journalism Project's Local News Accelerator programs. (wraltechwire.com)
Josh Mabry,Facebook's local news partnerships lead, said community is the heart of its mission at Facebook, and local news is central to building strong communities where people live. (wraltechwire.com)

But Lord Judge said the public also had to understand the importance of the local press and the role it played in society. (telegraph.co.uk)
We're able to focus our attention on publishing impactful journalism in the public interest, and publish it for free for all to read, because we have the support of Tyee Builders. (thetyee.ca)
Civic journalism covers the activities of the country's civic institutions (for example, courthouses, city halls, band councils, school boards, federal Parliament or provincial legislatures) or subjects of public importance to society. (canada.ca)
Also, if they are other public or private broadcasters, they do not produce local news. (canada.ca)
Our mission is to empower the state's diverse community of Latinx immigrants to become more involved in the political and social changes that affect them by publishing independent, non-partisan, public service journalism about local politics, government, immigration, and community affairs," its website says. (wraltechwire.com)
A huge public outcry continues to surround the 'Across the UK' plans to inflict swingeing cuts on the corporation's hugely popular local radio services with much-loved presenters. (hertfordshiremercury.co.uk)
To donate to programs offered to the public through our National Press Club Journalism Institute, please visit press.org/institute. (cdc.gov)
Des acteurs clés ont été sélectionnés en fonction de leur expérience en matière de retour d'information dans des domaines liés aux soins de santé : des représentants d'organisations, des groupes d'intérêts, des services, des médias, d'autres agences gouvernementales et des membres du public qui ont activement travaillé au Département de la santé. (who.int)

Give a one-time donation to support the independent journalism in our community. (aspentimes.com)
Commit to a monthly recurring donation to support local independent journalism in our community. (aspentimes.com)
The key policy question is who should qualify for this kind of support - both in terms of the best use of tax dollars and which institutions have demonstrated a commitment to quality local journalism. (freepress.net)
The DCMS Committee will examine what challenges face local news organisations and what support should be put in place in order to maintain their democratic function. (parliament.uk)
The Google News Initiative (a broader effort to support journalism with an initial $300 million in funding ) previously announced that it would be spending $6.5 million to support fact checkers and nonprofits that are working to fight coronavirus-related misinformation, funding that's already led to tools like the COVID-19 Case Mapper . (techcrunch.com)
We thank them for including us in their database of local news orgs worthy of support . (theswellesleyreport.com)
Our newsletter is free, though we appreciate any financial support for our independent journalism venture. (theswellesleyreport.com)
Published by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism with the support of the Google News Initiative. (ox.ac.uk)

Although collaboration has been examined in the context of national and international partnerships, often among larger news organisations, few studies investigate these efforts at the local level, particularly in Europe. (ox.ac.uk)
however, it is important to assess the local context and the implications of each strategy for the health system as a whole. (bvsalud.org)

Our advocacy, research and events bring together today's brightest minds to create the strategies and business models to help quality journalism thrive. (newsmediaalliance.org)

Your financial contribution supports our efforts to deliver quality, locally relevant journalism. (aspentimes.com)
Readers supporting Squamish Chief is an essential piece to allowing us to continue providing quality journalism to our community. (squamishchief.com)

If you're interested in getting the community together again, learn more about starting a local group . (journalists.org)
We're leafleting libraries, play groups and community centres, getting hold of neighbourhood watch co-ordinators, anybody and everybody that lives in a local area, and asking them to put their news on the site. (journalism.co.uk)
Her goal is "creating a cohesive way to both make money and provide journalism," and she suspects that will incorporate an increased level of community engagement and new marketing strategies. (aan.org)
And it's - it means less political engagement, less voting across party lines, the possibility of more corruption at the local government level and, I think, the weakening of community ties in which we all kind of relate to each other based on a shared, you know, group of facts that we may want to do different things with - interpret in different ways. (wfsu.org)

Power and social difference in local-global relations: This theme focuses on how multi-scalar analysis can be applied to understand and analyze how environmental degradation and natural resource use at local scales is connected to and influenced by broader political economy conditions and global environmental change processes. (lu.se)

Indeed, data suggests a correlation between consumption of local news and civic engagement . (wallstreetwindow.com)
Put another way, if you consume local news, you're more likely to vote, contact local officials and participate in other forms of civic and democratic engagement. (wallstreetwindow.com)

This act defines a "local newspaper" as any print or digital publication whose (A) primary content is news and current events, and (B) at least 51 percent of its readers (including both print and digital versions) reside in a single (i) State or a single possession of the United States, or (ii) area with a 200-mile radius. (wikipedia.org)
He told Journalism.co.uk: 'We've set up a content team at the newspaper of people from different disciplines. (journalism.co.uk)
All the sites are based around postcodes in Teesside and what we have done is populate those sites with local content from the newspaper. (journalism.co.uk)
The idea is that it will be totally run by local people and it will just be overseen by the content team. (journalism.co.uk)
Create a limited safe harbor from federal and state antitrust laws for eligible digital journalism providers that allows them to participate in joint negotiations and arbitration and, as part of those negotiations, to jointly withhold their content from a covered platform. (senate.gov)
Prohibit discrimination by a joint negotiation entity or a covered platform against an eligible digital journalism provider based on its size or the views expressed in its content and provide a private right of action for violations of this prohibition. (senate.gov)
Despite their short tenures, these efforts have shown evidence of impact on a variety of political, social, and economic issues, due in part to distribution strategies in which national and local content is released simultaneously across an array of platforms. (ox.ac.uk)

Nothing can be more important for local communities than to have faith that justice is being delivered fairly on their behalf and that can only be done by reporting court proceedings. (telegraph.co.uk)
Meet ONA Local is a new series introducing the volunteers who lead our ONA Local communities. (journalists.org)
Mr Hill added that Trinity Mirror would invest in training to enable local communities to contribute to the sites. (journalism.co.uk)
Local news is a vital resource for keeping people and communities connected in the best of times," Gingras said. (techcrunch.com)
As your local news title, we at HertsLive believe firmly in the importance of trusted local journalism to communities up and down the UK. (hertfordshiremercury.co.uk)
It's no exaggeration to say that some local news titles may be forced to close if the 'Across the UK' plans are not stopped, leading to the BBC becoming the lone voice in some local communities. (hertfordshiremercury.co.uk)
What's more, there is no need for the BBC to do this - the commercial local news sector already serves communities across the entire length and breadth of the UK. (hertfordshiremercury.co.uk)

As of October 28, 2022 On July 21, 2020, The Arizona Republic discussed the bill, noting that, "More than 150 news companies and papers have undergone pay cuts, furloughs, layoffs or even shut their doors for good as a result of the pandemic, according to the Poynter Institute, a journalism think tank. (wikipedia.org)

Ted Williams proved local news can be profitable. (niemanlab.org)

If you'd like to join thousands of readers who help make independent journalism possible, consider joining Tyee Builders. (thetyee.ca)
Independent journalism that swims against the current. (thetyee.ca)
Mark Latham is an unlikely savior of independent journalism. (thetyee.ca)
In this study, we observed the importance of science journalism to be independent, to consider the local culture and direct actions to specific audiences. (bvsalud.org)

Follow Ellen Clegg and me at What Works, our website and podcast about the future of local news. (dankennedy.net)

It's a project of the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University . (niemanlab.org)
A recent pilot study carried out by journalism students at the University of the West of England, Bristol, found that of the 220 cases heard at a magistrates' court in one week, reporters were only present at three of the hearings. (telegraph.co.uk)
Meg Heckman , a University of New Hampshire journalism professor whose master's thesis at Northeastern University was on the role of women at digital startups - and why women are more likely to be involved in hyperlocal sites than in larger national projects. (dankennedy.net)

We see a path, one that relies on raising more revenue from our abundant digital journalism. (tampabay.com)
Instead, some of the money would be diverted into boosting the BBC's digital services, ramping up its provision of local news online. (hertfordshiremercury.co.uk)
What are the forces on local news, and how do they operate in a global, digital world with its influences and changes? (google.com)
brings to scholarship the positionalities of newsroom managers and on how to create beats in local and regional digital news spaces. (google.com)
Prohibit retaliation by a covered platform against eligible digital journalism providers for participating in joint negotiations or arbitration and provide a private right of action for violations of this prohibition. (senate.gov)

In fact there's research that's been done that shows that, you know, some 70% of Americans think that local news organizations are doing pretty well financially. (wfsu.org)

This story is part of a series highlighting stories from the front lines of local news reporting in Virginia. (withgoodreasonradio.org)

A healthy local news business model has multiple revenue streams, supported by both advertisers and readers. (squamishchief.com)

HTFP carries all the latest news about UK journalism and our news archive of more than 26,000 stories comprises a unique online record of the UK regional newspaper industry since the site was first launched in February 2000. (holdthefrontpage.co.uk)
And so I'm asking you: if this you're listening to this, if you value real journalism, if you know - like our news team knows - that there are tough, complicated stories out there that need to be told, then I hope you'll consider supporting WHQR. (whqr.org)
Our local reporters are on the ground covering the stories that matter most to Charleston and the surrounding area. (charlestoncitypaper.com)
Receive stories each day by signing up for our free daily newsletter, which delivers the latest local news directly to your inbox every morning. (charlestoncitypaper.com)

I n this report, we analyse the potential for collaborative journalism initiatives to address the challenges facing local news. (ox.ac.uk)

The recognition by Congress that local journalism is important is probably the most encouraging gesture, an element that is almost as important as the tangible aid that the payroll tax will provide. (nna.org)

And I thought it would be important to show people the connection between the decline of local news and what's happening in our society at large. (wfsu.org)

Our daily email, with all the freshest future-of-journalism news. (niemanlab.org)
Hospital and included a pre-conference course on Research included editors and staff of medical journals in the region, in the Region: Current Status and a Window to the Future as well as other interested participants from institutions in and a 2 day conference on medical journalism including a the Region. (who.int)
The conference sessions covered topics on medical from WAME, James Tumwine from FAME and Andrew journals in the Region, editorship, peer review and Herxheimer from the Cochrane Collaboration presented publications, e-journalism and indexing, medical ethics and their experience and guidance for the future of EMAME. (who.int)

The aim is to make it affordable for local retailers and services to reach audiences. (themediamanager.com)

ProPublica also started regional hubs to improve local coverage. (worldpressinstitute.org)

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