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Justin EllisJuly 22, 2015

The new Knight News Challenge winners want to make voting easier and election data clearer

The Des Moines Register, the Associated Press, and WNYC are among organizations receiving a total of $3.2 million for projects designed to increase voter turnout and develop more tools to analyze campaign finance disclosures.

The Salt Lake Tribune, its future uncertain, offers to eliminate all its ads — for 10 bucks a month

Joseph LichtermanOctober 20, 2014

Light everywhere: The California Civic Data Coalition wants to make public datasets easier to crunch

Journalists from rival outlets are pursuing the dream of “pluggable data,” partnering to build open-source tools to analyze California campaign finance and lobbying data.

The Aaron Kushner Orange County Register apparently ran into money trouble quite quickly

Joseph LichtermanAugust 11, 2014

After a summer Back in the Newsroom, journalism professors are headed back to the classroom

Five journalism profs who spent the summer embedded in major newsrooms are revamping their lesson plans based on what they learned.

Ken DoctorMay 22, 2014

The newsonomics of The New York Times’ innovators’ dilemmas

Dean Baquet takes over a Times newsroom with enormous digital potential and lots of structural roadblocks to achieving it. Can he be more than a transitional figure for digital?

Mark CoddingtonMay 9, 2014

This Week in Review: Weak net neutrality and stifled startups, and a glimpse of U.S. journalists

Plus: Russia cracks down on bloggers, the Los Angeles Times’ web redesign, and the rest of this week’s future-of-news reads.

Joshua BentonMay 5, 2014

The new L.A. Times redesign would like to write that tweet for you, thank you very much

The new site gives users several prewritten tweets to choose from at the top of an article and continues the shift toward an article-page-centric ethos for digital news design.

Marty BaronApril 7, 2014

Optimism is the only option: The Washington Post’s Marty Baron on the state of the news media

As a small band of ex-Posties launch the much watched Vox, the paper’s top editor sees better days ahead for many outlets new and old.

It looks like another sports team owner is about to buy another newspaper

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