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Students work for their college newspapers for all sorts of reasons–and while college papers are sheltered from the harsh realities facing… Read More »
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Knight Foundation Puts $3.14 Million In New Set Of Local Media Experiments
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Sep. 13, 2010, 11:00pm
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A host of sites dedicated to reporting on specific issues are getting funding, as part of the Knight Foundation’s latest wave of local-media… Read More »
NPR promised to launch its $3 million local journalism effort Project Argo this summer and it’s making the deadline with days to spare. The… Read More »
The John S. and John L. Knight Foundation has once again awarded its grants for projects it hopes will “impact the future of news.” It Read More »
If Everyblock had been funded by VC money when it was sold to MSNBC in August for an undisclosed amount, the investors would have seen a ret… Read More »
Knight Foundation Gives $390K To Four Local News Sites
By David Kaplan
Dec. 18, 2008, 12:46am
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At least there’s still some expansion going on these days… Four non-profit hyperlocal news sites are sharing a $390,000 investment from th… Read More »
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