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Ricardo BiltonMarch 16, 2017

With DCReport, David Cay Johnston — the man with Trump’s 1040 — wants to give readers a way to act on the stories they read

“That’s one of the reasons people have turned away from newspapers. They’re full of richly reported, detailed, and useless information. We want people to reacquire a sense that this is their government.”

Shan WangMarch 13, 2017

Readers seem willing to pay for news sites centered around a place. What about sites built on an issue?

“There are a lot of ways to define ‘community.’ We know it can be built around geography. But there should also be a community of people who care about climate, a community of people who care about criminal justice.”

Shan WangMarch 13, 2017

美国调查机构 “马歇尔计划” (The Marshall Project) 靠会员获新生

“定义‘社区’有很多种方式，最常见的是地理意义上的社区，但实际上，它也可以是一群关心气候或关心司法公正的人组成的社区。”

Over 15,000 contributions — including an anonymous $1M — have helped The New York Times sponsor 1.3 million student subs

Laura Hazard OwenMarch 9, 2017

Voice of San Diego’s “What We Stand For” is straightforward — and a bold stance against “objectivity”

“When newspapers insist they’re just being impartial observers, I think that performance hurts trust in journalists.”

This tool from Google parent Alphabet tries to tackle “toxic” comments through machine learning

Nicholas QuahFebruary 7, 2017

The true crime show that’s gotten comparisons to Serial is heading for a second season and a new case

Plus: The team behind Serial is getting ready for a new show, the Lewis Wallace/Marketplace debate, and are podcast networks responsible for the diversity of their shows?

Shan WangFebruary 1, 2017

The boundaries of journalism — and who gets to make it, consume it, and criticize it — are expanding

Reporters and editors from prominent news organizations waded through the challenges (new and old) of reporting in the current political climate during a Harvard University event on Tuesday night.

Shan WangJanuary 30, 2017

How The New York Times plans to get Australia “into the bloodstream” of its coverage of global events

“Somebody asked me, ‘Whose market share are you trying to steal?’ That’s not really how we’re thinking about this.”

Laura Hazard OwenJanuary 27, 2017

How easy is it to securely leak information to some of America’s top news organizations? This easy

One quick download and a codename: If I can use SecureDrop, you can do it too.