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    Articles tagged Texas Tribune (117)

    Joseph LichtermanJuly 21, 2016
    As oil prices sag, nonprofit news orgs are tightening their belts and watching their budgets
    From Texas to Wyoming, outlets are keeping an eye on the markets.
    Taylyn Washington-HarmonJuly 8, 2016
    The Slack app Carebot is a prototype that seeks to help change how we think about analytics
    What happens when you bring real-time, on-demand analytics to Slack?
    Joseph LichtermanJune 27, 2016
    Mississippi Today, backed by an NBC exec, aims to be the Texas Tribune of its undercovered state
    “Proportionally, we hope to do just as well.”
    Kaitlyn MullinApril 20, 2016
    What a group of USC students learned shooting lots of VR video (hint: duct tape is involved)
    The students traveled to Houston over spring break to shoot footage to accompany a ProPublica/Texas Tribune project on what a hurricane could do to the city.
    From Kihansi spray toads to Wendy Davis livestreams, Kickstarter journalism projects are getting more dollars and more donors
    Politico will be in every American state capital — plus lots of world ones — by 2020
    Justin EllisSeptember 21, 2015
    A cross-country network helps Reveal boost its investigative reporting power
    The Texas Tribune and Houston Chronicle are home to reporters for Reveal, helping to produce new stories for the radio show as it gets ready to go weekly in 2016.
    Justin EllisJune 8, 2015
    CALmatters aims to make people interested in state government and fill a gap in California
    The new nonprofit news site has raised almost $3 million for explanatory reporting on state government and lawmaking. They’ve also been gathering advice — and advisors — from places like ProPublica and The Texas Tribune.
    Joseph LichtermanApril 8, 2015
    The Bold Italic, Gannett’s San Francisco attempt to find a new way to do local, is shutting down
    Launched in 2009, the site was an experimental way of rethinking local news and information
    Justin EllisApril 8, 2015
    In the world of nonprofit news, different paths to sustainability for local and state news sites
    A new report from the Knight Foundation finds that nonprofit news organizations are growing audience and diversifying their revenue — but many are still reliant on a small number of foundations to support their journalism.
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