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After months of planning, writing obituaries and listening to their audience, Kristen Hare’s fellowship with the Tampa Bay Times is approaching something she’s really excited about — the launch of a weekly obituaries newsletter. -
Here are some of the most common questions and answers, which I hope will help newsrooms tackle a similar initiative to make their coverage more reflective of their communities. -
It has been a community lifeline for COVID-19 info, but what now? -
Subscriptions have shown to be the “perfect” revenue model for a publisher like Schibsted, in large part to the fact that readers in Schibsted’s headquarter country are indeed willing to pay for online news. -
A team of Missouri School of Journalism students and recent graduates this summer wanted to know how people were reacting to the news they were seeing about COVID-19. So the group picked a representative town and asked. The answers weren’t promising. -
When COVID-19 first hit, the Missouri School of Journalism quickly realized local newsrooms everywhere would be struggling to keep up with news about the virus. So the school created a “pop-up” newsroom called the Missouri Information Corps. -
Reporting with, not on, your community. -
“(The) consistently well-told in-depth stories mean a lot to the community because the stories are the community,” wrote Morrow. -
The Black women of Baltimore weren’t content to simply celebrate the ratification of the 19th Amendment, 100 years ago this month. They intended to use its power. -
And does society still need us to provide it?
Donald W. Reynolds