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Santa Barbara · Santa Barbara

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…See the Story

Avengers · Boston

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…Read Article

Gilbert Sun News publisher buys 21 Colorado papers

100% Center coverage: 9 sources

The National Trust for Local News and community news publisher Times Media Group, publisher of the Gilbert Sun News, have announced a new strategic partnership and transfer of ownership involving the nearly 30 newspapers operated by Colorado Community Media across…See the Story

Northeastern professor develops map to help local news outlets track nearby protests

Imagine that you run a local news site and a protest breaks out in your community. You cover it, but you’d like to place it within a broader context. How many other protests are taking place near your city and town? What are they about? Our Northeastern colleague Rahul Bhargava, a professor in the School of Journalism, has come up with a way of tracking demonstrations. He’s developed a map that can be embedded so community news outlets can show …Boston, Massachusetts · Boston See the Story

National Trust for Local News sells 21 Colorado publications

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The National Trust for Local News reported Tuesday that it has sold 21 of its Colorado publications to Times Media Group, a community news publisher based in Tempe, Ariz. The impacted publications cover communities along the Front Range and include the Arvada Press, Englewood Herald and Jeffco Transcript. The deal is expected to close on Wednesday. The trust will retain ownership of seven publications, including the Brighton Standard-Blade, Fort…Denver, Colorado · Denver See the Story

Northeastern’s Carlene Hempel and Harrison Zuritsky tell us about the Flint Uncovered project

The Flint Unfiltered team. From left: Claire Adner, Emily Niedermeyer, Alaa Al Ramahi, Professor Carlene Hempel, Steph Conquest-Ware, Mary Raines Alexander, Alexa Coultoff, Harrison Zuritsky and Asher Ben-Dashan. On the new “What Works” podcast, Ellen Clegg and I talk with Carlene Hempel and Harrison Zuritsky. Our colleague Carlene, a journalism professor at Northeastern University, recently led a reporting trip to Flint, Michigan. Harrison and …Flint, Michigan · Flint See the Story

End Google’s illegal monopoly: Judge’s antitrust ruling is a positive step | New York Daily News:

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Of course Google has an unlawful monopoly on online ads, as a federal judge found last week, just like a different federal judge found last year that Google has an unlawful monopoly on online searching. Everyone knows that “googling” means…Google See the Story

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

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

Gilbert Sun News publisher buys 21 Colorado papers

Northeastern professor develops map to help local news outlets track nearby protests

National Trust for Local News sells 21 Colorado publications

Northeastern’s Carlene Hempel and Harrison Zuritsky tell us about the Flint Uncovered project

Maine Monitor newsletters honored by Local Media Association

3 Berkshire authors on Mass Book Awards longlist

Wayne Braverman steps down as managing editor of The Bedford Citizen

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