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Job cuts in the journalism industry in the UK and US slowed in February compared to January 2025. More than 900 jobs were cut in the journalism industry in the UK and US in January compared to about 210 in February. Among the most affected media companies in January were: The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Dotdash Meredith, BBC World Service, the Mail titles in the UK, CNN, NBC News and Forbes. In February jobs went at MSNBC, the Los …See the Story

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Texas Tribune CEO Sonal Shah at the Texas Tribune Festival in Austin last September. Instability in the top ranks of The Texas Tribune continues, as Sonal Shah has announced that she’ll step down as CEO of the nonprofit in December. My What Works partner Ellen Clegg, who profiled the Tribune in our book, “What Works in Community News,” has all the details, writing: Her impending departure marks yet another jolting transition for a news outlet th…See the Story

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Photo (cc) 2020 by Kenneth C. Zirkel By Alexa Coultoff FALL RIVER, Mass. — Keith Thibault likes to say he “runs a news department of one” out of the TV production studio at Bristol Community College. When Thibault was growing up in this southeastern Massachusetts city, known for its collection of World War II naval vessels and 19th-century textile mills, he would frequently turn on the television to watch a daily regional news program that infor…See the Story

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At a time when media outlets are downsizing newsrooms and the audience for traditional news is in decline, Mongabay continues to grow thanks to its impact-driven, nonprofit model. Mongabay’s director of philanthropy, Dave Martin, joins the podcast this week to explain the philosophy behind Mongabay’s fundraising efforts, why the nonprofit model is essential for impact-driven reporting, and how the organization ensures editorial independence. Rat…See the Story

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In honor of Tamron Hall’s 1000th episode, she has thought about others who have helped her come this far. Notably, GMA anchor Robin Roberts has been one of Hall’s biggest supporters. For the milestone episode, she asked Roberts to appear as a guest. During the segment, they relieved one of Roberts’ career-defining moments as a journalist. The interview clearly brought up difficult memories for the Good Morning America hostess, but fans agreed it…See the Story

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Photo (cc) 2009 by Patrick B At a time when public trust in every major institution except local public libraries is below 50%, local television news has some advantages that other forms of media lack. That was the message from Seth Geiger, president and co-founder of SmithGeiger Group, a consulting firm that works with media organizations. Geiger spoke Friday at “Reinvent: A Video Innovation Summit” at Northeastern University. According to surv…See the Story

Erica Heilman tells us how she captures stories of ordinary (and extraordinary) life in Vermont

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Erica Heilman recording cows at Forrest Foster’s farm in Hardwick, Vt. Photo © 2023 by Jeb Wallace-Brodeur for Seven Days. Used by permission. On the latest “What Works” podcast, Dan and Ellen talk with Erica Heilman, who produces a podcast called “Rumble Strip.” Heilman’s shows air monthly on Vermont Public and other NPR stations as well as the BBC. “Rumble Strip” can also be found on all the usual podcast platforms. Her episodes range in lengt…See the Story

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