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Tucson Sentinel focuses on keeping the community talking
By Kathleen Majorsky In 2009, Gannett shut down the Tucson Citizen, one of the city’s two newspapers, after 138 years. The city’s morning newspaper, the Arizona Daily Star, continued to provide news and information for the city. But a voice … Continue reading
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Who is Block by Block? Meet Suzanne McBride at Austin Talks
Kathleen Majorsky, a journalist who worked with Michele McLellan and Janet Coats at RJI, is writing a series of posts called “Who is Block by Block?” for The Patterson Foundation website to introduce the foundation community to the sites and … Continue reading
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Tagged Austin, Austin Talks, Chicago, Columbia College, comments, community engagement, community journalism, community news sites, student journalists, Suzanne McBride
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Student researchers: Successful “watchdog” websites focus on audience engagement, distribution partnerships, diverse revenue streams
Nonprofit “watchdog” websites find success by building connections with people, engaging them through online conversations, establishing distribution partnerships and diversifying revenue sources, a team of graduate journalism students reported today. “Nonprofit Watchdog News: What’s Working?” was produced by seven journalism … Continue reading →