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Feminist Press Honors Huffington|Mother Jones Focuses On Climate Change|More On The Vanity Fair Layoffs|Latina's Special Mexico Issue Brings In Ads - Posted October 23, 2009
GalleyCat: Arianna Huffington was among the women honored by the Feminist Press at its 39th Annual Women Write the World Gala last night. BayNewser: Mother Jones is gathering a group of publications to work collectively to report on climate change. The group may eventually include Slate, Grist, The Atlantic, Wired, ProPublica and... [FishBowlNY]

CJR Panel: Is Web Journalism Profitable? - Posted October 22, 2009
Yesterday, the Columbia Journalism Review held a conference entitled "Beyond the Newsroom: Traditional journalistic skills in a nontraditional world" with panelists Michael Calderone from Politico, David Banks of Civic Venture and Encore.org), New School professor and former Associated Press correspondent Clara Hemphill, Charles Sennott of The Global Post and Paul Steiger... [FishBowlNY]

NYT And ProPublica: Keeping Long Form Journalism Alive? - Posted August 28, 2009
The New York Times magazine this Sunday will feature a 13,000-word article that reveals the findings of a two-year investigation that was a joint venture between the Times and non-profit investigative organization ProPublica. The piece's author, Sheri Fink, details the stories of what happened to patients who died at New Orlean's Memorial... [FishBowlNY]

Help HuffPost Pick New Media "Game Changers" - Posted August 14, 2009
The Huffington Post is launching its Game Changers awards -- "100 people who are using new media to reshape their fields and change the world." Making the awards democratic, Arianna Huffington is asking for your submissions for "game changers" in 10 categories: Politics, Entertainment, Technology, Media, Sports, Business, Style, Health, Green, Philanthropy... [FishBowlNY]

FLYP's James Gaines Offers Old Media A New Way Of Thinking About Online Content - Posted August 13, 2009
Now it's time for something completely different. In the current era of searching for "what's next" for the media industry, James Gaines, a former managing editor at People, Time and Life magazines thinks he has found the answer in FLYP Media, an online, interactive publication that combines old fashioned journalism with... [FishBowlNY]

New York Times Takes Home Top Honors For Innovations In Journalism - Posted July 24, 2009
The past few years have been a transitional period for journalism, filled with innovative reporting strategies and interactive presentations that allow readers to get involved in the process of editing and experiencing the news. The Knight-Batten Awards for Innovations in Journalism, presented by J-Lab: The Institute for Interactive Journalism, honor those... [FishBowlNY]

From Texas Monthly to Texas Weekly: Evan Smith Picks Up Experienced Staff For New Venture - Posted July 23, 2009
After announcing his departure from Texas Monthly just last week, Evan Smith made his first big move as incoming CEO of new online news venture the Texas Tribune today with the acquisition of Texas Weekly, a newsletter covering the state's government and politics. When the Tribune launches this fall, Texas Weekly... [FishBowlNY]

Longtime Texas Monthly Editor To Launch Non-Profit News Site - Posted July 17, 2009
Evan Smith, the president and editor-in-chief of Texas Monthly said today that he will be stepping down next month in order to take a job as founding CEO of the Texas Tribune, a non-profit news Web site that will launch later this year. Smith joined the Texas magazine in 1992 as a... [FishBowlNY]

Knight Foundation Awards $5.1 Million To News Challenge Winners - Posted June 18, 2009
Yesterday, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation announced the winners of its 2009 Knight News Challenge, which provides funding to innovative digital news projects submitted to the foundation. This year, the Knight Foundation awarded a total of $5.1 million in grants to nine new projects and 17 winners from the... [FishBowlNY]

Knight Foundation Awards $5.1 Million To News Challenge Winners - Posted June 18, 2009
Yesterday, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation announced the winners of its 2009 Knight News Challenge, which provides funding to innovative digital news projects submitted to the foundation. This year, the Knight Foundation awarded a total of $5.1 million in grants to nine new projects and 17 winners from the... [FishBowlNY]

Journalist Judges Help ProPublica Award Investigative Governance Prizes - Posted May 19, 2009
Non-profit investigative newsroom ProPublica announced the winners of its first ever Investigative Governance Prizes today. The winners were federal and state/local investigative reports of elected or executive agencies, the legislative branch or independent agencies. The jury, which included public officials, politicians and journalists, awarded four prizes -- two at the state/local level... [FishBowlNY]

LAT In 90 Seconds -- Sunday Edition - Posted November 3, 2008
We're playing catch-up with our newspaper reading this morning, and we're bringing you along for the ride: Familiar Bylines: Former LAT reporters Tracy Weber and Charles Ornstein are back -- in byline only -- with a ProPublica piece on nursing. The story builds on work the dynamic duo had already done while... [FishBowlLA]

Former WSJ Editor Says Rupe Doing a Great Job, Mr. Hyde So Far a No-Show - Posted July 24, 2008
Is Rupert Murdoch single-handedly keeping the WSJ a bastion of journalistic integrity? Paul Steiger, the former managing editor of The Wall St. Journal, the last one, in fact, to serve before Rupert Murdoch took over, says that he knows "something about the economics of that paper. It is not making... [FishBowlNY]

LA Times Loses Two Top Reporters to ProPublica - Posted July 8, 2008
We're not sure if this is a case of following the money or just escaping the lack of it, but LA Observed is reporting that two of the LA Times' top reporters are jumping ship to join up with ProPublica the online non-profit investigative journalism website helmed by former WSJer Paul... [FishBowlNY]

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