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As news organizations look for new ways to fund their journalism, an ever-growing number of publications are turning to nonprofit…

Last September, journalist Jeremy Klaszus launched a new online news publication. After one successful month of coverage, he closed the site…

Local news orgs are often talked about being community institutions, but a local startup in Bristol, England is taking that…

Since President Trump was elected in 2016, West Virginia and the Appalachian region have become where national and international reporters…

Today, Berkeleyside officially closes its direct public offering (DPO), after raising $1 million from the public directly investing in the…

A “news militia” has taken up pens and notepads in East Lansing, Michigan with a mission to inform the community.…

Reddit can be confusing. It’s an idiosyncratic platform that can be difficult to navigate and then seemingly out of nowhere send…

It seems like everybody is starting a newsletter these days. (Guilty.) But there’s a good reason for that, of course.…

Most weekday afternoons, freelance editor Susanna J. Sturgis takes a few minutes out of her day to edit the latest…

The saying goes that good ideas can come from anywhere, and at The Telegraph Herald in Dubuque, Iowa, the plan…

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