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Local public broadcasters are find new ways to engage in more local news - especially more investigative journalism – than ever before. In this report, J-Lab examined various efforts through nine case studies.
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Three years ago, J-Lab funded nine pilot projects that invited eight newspapers and one public radio station to partner with news start-ups in their communities. Results are in! View them here.
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Most online news startups say they cannot lasso data to track whether they are turning users into supporters who will help their sites survive. These are among key findings of a new survey, focusing on how “digital-first” news sites are engaging their audiences and measuring that engagement.
J-Lab partners with CUNY's Tow-Knight Center to create an e-guide to law for media startups.
Four projects led by entrepreneurs over 50 have won $12,000 to launch their startups.
>> Blog post: The Story behind the Geezer Grants
This Tow Center report examines crowdsoucing in journalism (co-authored by J-Lab’s Jan Schaffer).
>> Listen to podcast with Jan Schaffer
Four projects led by entrepreneurs over 50 have won $12,000 to launch their startups
The McCormick New Media Women Entrepreneurs project provides micro grants to help women launch entrepreneurial news and information projects
The Net-J project encourages collaboration among traditional news outlets and at least five entrepreneurial startups with funding for a year
The Philadelphia Enterprise Reporting Fund is a pilot project to incentivize collaboration on in-depth reporting.
