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“It’s darkest before dawn, and in 2020, all of this will get worse before it gets better.” Millie Tran

Collaborative journalism takes its rightful place at the table

“Collaboration isn’t just a cute idea or a nice distraction anymore. People and organizations of all shapes and sizes are finally starting to take it seriously as one of the best ways forward in an industry that remains racked with uncertainty and mistrust.” Joe Amditis

The end of “stick to sports”

“‘Stick to sports’ is embedded in the economic DNA of sports media. In today’s economically perilous time for media, the idea of avoiding topics that could alienate half of your audience is alluring.” Brian Moritz

Christine SchmidtDecember 12, 2019

This is how Report for America ended up funding a community Wikipedia editor (!) at a library (!!)

“Do something different and do it together.”

Christine SchmidtDecember 10, 2019

Here are the American Journalism Project’s first 11 recipients, taking home $8.5 million to grow their business operations

“The grants will fund an organization’s first dedicated revenue positions, or grow an existing revenue team. Most will fund at least two new full-time positions for 24 months dedicated to revenue and fundraising.”

Laura Hazard OwenDecember 6, 2019

In 2020, podcasts will be able to win Pulitzers (oh, and radio too)

No word yet on whether the ceremony will be sponsored by MeUndies, ZipRecruiter, or Squarespace.

Nicholas QuahDecember 3, 2019

Can there be a third way to discover new podcasts, somewhere between word-of-mouth and soulless algorithms?

Plus: Condé Nast scales up for audio, Acast starts targeting the rest of the market, and what happens when one podcast becomes two.

“Troubling”: High school students (like most people) are not good at evaluating misinformation

Laura Hazard OwenNovember 15, 2019

News portals like Yahoo still bring Democrats and Republicans together for political news, but they’re fading fast

Plus: Hello “lifestyle misinformation,” hundreds of dead newspapers “revived” online to support Indian interests, and all of the fact-checking discussion you could possibly want.

Ken DoctorOctober 25, 2019

Why I’m starting a company to build out a new model for local news in the 2020s

With Lookout Local, our longtime news industry columnist Ken Doctor is going to apply what he’s learned to try to fill the growing void in local reporting.