Who's behind the news?
Who's behind the news?
Publisher Jeanette Ageson on reader revenue, regional journalism, and building a sustainable independent newsroom
The Narwhal’s executive editor talks print, deadlines and overlooked beats
A list of some of the best features, interviews and guides we've recently published.
LAPL info-scientist shares how libraries keep historical records, and the stories of vulnerable communities, accessible to all
Nicholas Hune-Brown explains how a Toronto health storytelling project became a nonprofit newsroom focused on deep reporting and overlooked ...
The Local executive editor on Toronto neighborhoods, pet peeves, and the future of local news
Los Angeles Public Library senior librarian Christina Rice on how journalists and researchers can use one of the city’s richest visual archi...
A quick round with the librarian who helps preserve millions of images of Los Angeles
Over a quarter of all scrapped federal data came from the Education Department, Newsjunkie analysis reveals
Disaggregating federal dataset terminations from data-element removals
The media analyst and founder of The Rebooting talks sustainability, community, and why journalism needs new business models
A guide to the California State Library’s image collection
The Rebooting founder answers our blitz of questions with verbose answers
Hope for environmental science persists at California bridge institutions
Local editor Calum Grewar explains how the model works, and where it could go next
Cal Academy biologist explains how she uses community science to investigate changes at the CA coast
KCRW’s Arnie Seipel on Building Trust, Reaching New Audiences and the Future of Public Media
Baudelaire finds emotional truth in an invented life. A journalist must open the window and discover the real story.
The Tyee publisher on curiosity, reader engagement and what keeps her interested in journalism
The latest on the news industry
In Why I Take Good Care of My Macintosh, the Beat poet brings his lifelong fascination with tools, nature and impermanence into the computer age
Executive editor Denise Balkissoon explains how a small Canadian newsroom builds community
A museum leader describes how local community-sourced archives prevent historical distortion
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