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Katherine Ann Rowlands on how she acquired The Mendocino Voice and took it nonprofit

Katherine Ann Rowlands. 2017 photo by Cali Godley. On the latest “What Works” podcast, Ellen Clegg and I talk with Katherine Ann Rowlands, who runs the Bay City News Foundation. The foundation is a nonprofit that publishes journalism for the Greater San Francisco Bay Area at LocalNewsMatters.org and The Mendocino Voice. And by the way, this is our last podcast until September. The Bay City News Foundation acquired The Mendocino Voice and took it…Mendocino · Mendocino See the Story

Boulder attack suspect charged with federal hate crimes

63% Center coverage: 140 sources

The Justice Department has charged a man accused of throwing Molotov cocktails at a group of people demonstrating in Boulder, Colorado, in support of Israeli hostages with committing hate crimes.Hate Crime · Boulder See the Story

How Sahan Journal is using AI to streamline its operations; plus, more on search, and screening pitches

Cynthia Tu of Sahan Journal. Photo (cc) 2025 by Lev Gringauz / MinnPost Like it or not (and my own feelings are mixed), artificial intelligence is being used by news organizations, and there’s no turning back. The big question is how. The worst possible use of AI is to write stories, especially without sufficient human intervention to make sure that what’s being spit out is accurate. Somewhat more defensible is using it to write headlines, summa…Artificial Intelligence · Minneapolis See the Story

Americans still have faith in local news — but few are willing to pay for it

Editor’s note: The following article speaks to the state of local news in the United States but most of the points made are applicable in Canada as well. Many Americans say they have lost trust in national news — but most still believe they can rely on the accuracy of local news. In 2023, trust in national newspapers, TV, and radio reached historic lows. Just 32% of Americans said they have a “great deal” or “fair amount” of trust in these news …United States · United States See the Story

The Worcester Guardian lands a $100,000 grant, its largest one-time gift to date

Union Station in Worcester, Mass. Photo (cc) 2014 by Jason Ouellet & Chelsea Creekmore. The Worcester Guardian, a 2-year-old digital nonprofit serving New England’s second-largest city, has some big news. The Cliff & Susan Rucker Charitable Foundation has awarded a $100,000 grant to the news project. Co-founder Dave Nordman says the grant, the largest one-time gift the Guardian has received, “will help us expand our editorial reach, improve our …Worcester, Massachusetts · Worcester See the Story

Northeastern’s Rahul Bhargava talks about his innovative approach to making sense of data

Professor Rahul Bhargava’s approach to data storytelling includes forks and Brazilian drumming. It’s an all-Northeastern podcast this week as Ellen Clegg and I talk with Rahul Bhargava, a colleague at Northeastern University. Rahul is a professor who crosses boundaries: the boundaries of storytelling and data, the boundaries of deep dives into collaborative research and interactive museum exhibits and plays. He holds a master’s degree in media a…Santa Barbara · Santa Barbara See the Story

The new Avengers: Working journalists and the researchers who study their industry

Publicity image from “The Avengers” via Marvel Entertainment By Lisa Thalhamer I don’t know exactly which story was my tipping point. By 2018, I had spent 10 years writing about car crashes, fires, murders, child abuse, natural disasters and many other forms of violence and death. The weight of all these tragedies had become more than I wanted to carry. I knew that interacting with stories like these was part of the job for nearly all journalist…Avengers · Boston Read Article

California, Google cut pledged funds to support state’s newsrooms

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Google said Wednesday it would reduce its funding contribution for California newsrooms, following in the footsteps of state officials. California Politics · California See the Story

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