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We develop and test ways to improve journalism through new technology and improved processes.

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Free training from Knight Digital Media Center: APPLY NOW!

The Knight Digital Media Center, a great resource for digital journalists, has some upcoming training opportunities that might be especially useful for entrepreneurial journalists working on niche or hyperlocal venues.

Apply by the deadlines noted below and you could win fellowships to cover all costs of this training. Deadlines are coming up soon, so apply now. Here's what's on offer:

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Posted on February 7, 2010 at 5:11pm —

FCC wants your comments on Future of Media by March 8

The FCC recently announced a new "Future of Media" initiative, and they're seeking comments. This is a good opportunity for emerging hyperlocal and niche news outlets to influence national media policy. So if you want your voice heard, speak up by March 8.

I recently wrote a detailed explanation of this project for the Knight Digital Media Center at USC. See:… Continue

Posted on February 7, 2010 at 4:45pm —

Liveblog Transcripts: Reimagining News & Community in the Pacific NW

On Jan 7-10, Journalism That Matters hosted a regional unconference in Seattle, Reimagining News & Community in the Pacific NW.

RJI's Director of Program Development, Roger Gafke, attended the event and liveblogged the proceedings. RJI Collaboratory community manager Amy Gahran assisted with this liveblogging by remote, and also liveblogged the events of Sunday morning Jan 10.

Here are links to these liveblogs:
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Posted on January 18, 2010 at 11:30am —

UPDATE: Liveblog Jan 9-10: Pacific NW Conference on News and Community

Watch for RJI Collaboratory's live coverage later this week of the Journalism That Matters' conference, Re-imagining News & Community in the Pacific Northwest. The unconference-style gathering Jan. 7-10 will use the changing news dynamic in that region to explore the possibility of a revitalized, community-based journalism elsewhere in the nation.

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Posted on January 6, 2010 at 3:30pm —

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At 6:07pm on January 26, 2010, Nancy White said…: Thanks for the welcome. I'll poke around the site!

At 6:34pm on November 19, 2009, David W Baldwin said…: Thanks! Hopefully some of my stuff makes sense :-o

At 10:37pm on November 18, 2009, Tracy Record said…: When I tried to sign in, the system told me it needed to verify my e-mail address. OK, I thought, that's not unheard of. So when I verified - voila, it told me I had a new account. ????

At 2:39pm on October 21, 2009, Robin Phillips said…: Excellent. thanks for the tip on ways to snoop around and see what's going on.

At 3:20pm on September 16, 2009, Michael Skoler said…: Thanks for the welcome. I'm glad to be counted among the co-conspirators here.

At 6:59am on September 11, 2009, Gina Germani said…: Thank you very much, Adam! I'll start poking around shortly here!

At 3:40pm on June 29, 2009, Taylor Walsh said…: Thanks for the welcome Adam. Those freaky bogus users are now turning up on Twitter and sending Follow requests. If she's cute, but has that slightly odd gaze of a tired hooker, banish her!

At 9:56am on June 10, 2009, Osha Davidson said…: Thanks. I just attended the week-long Scripps Howard Institute on the Environment, which was great. Your presentation, Adam, was extremely helpful for those of us working to create a new biz model centered on the Web and new media. Since I returned I've added Google Ads to my site and have approached pubs with large online presence about contributing to their blogs (to drive readers to my own site), started looking for corporate underwriters, and most important, added an RJI widget to my site.

At 9:01pm on May 12, 2009, Joe Bergantino said…: It's inspiring to be a part of a group that will hep ensure the survival of journalism.

At 2:58pm on February 3, 2009, Owen Taylor said…: Thanks. We're in kind of an expansion mode this year, plus grappling with some new systems and technology, like social networking. I'm kind of looking around for an intern or part-time student help. As much as anything, I want to learn from them. Millennials/Gen-Y'ers have some quirks but also bring some interesting strengths to the table, based on our limited experiences, so far. This would be a position that allowed the student to work remotely. My wife and I operate the business with 1.5 other people. Our main employee lives across the street and two houses down, and we maybe only see her twice a month, so I'm not trying to tie anyone to our little patch of Mississippi.