Jason Pramas
ANNO: Year Two
The founder of the grassroots trade association for small independent news outlets sees signs that its message to nonprofit journalism funders is being heard.
Press Forward
Alice Dreger
Here comes the pain again.
Press Forward picks the losers.
Alice Dreger
Local New Blues Updates: Medill Map Morphs, Press Forward Responds, AP Busts In
Catch up with your coffee.
Alice Dreger
Publishers loved Press Forward’s grant coaches – but report the app process was unfair in two big ways.
Did you get the rubric in time?
Alice Dreger
Good news! You can get into JustFund without applying to Press Forward.
Correction!
Alice Dreger
Listen: Apply for Press Forward even if you think your chances are slim.
Here's why.
Alice Dreger
Get Ready: Press Forward Will Fund Some Small(ish) News Outlets
Who will be eligible? Read on.
Corinne Colbert
“We can’t fund them all.” Really?
Let's talk money pie.
Alice Dreger
Can we talk about the leftist politics of INN and its funders?
The Balkanization of journalism funding will only have ill effects.
Alice Dreger
Local News Publishers React to Press Forward’s Latest Plan
"Like a gut punch."
Alice Dreger
Press Forward’s New Director Explains Local Chapters and “Catalyst Funding” Process
Numbers, deets, and a reality check.
Alice Dreger
ANNO Local News Publishers to Press Forward: Here's What We Really Need
The people actually bringing the news would like a word.
Alice Dreger
Looks like we hit a nerve.
Reactions to Saturday's post.
Amos Gelb
Hey, Press Forward, don’t forget us.
Lots of people are clamoring for Press Forward’s resources, yet the biggest voices seem to either have lots of money already or don’t even do journalism.
Alice Dreger
Five Months In, Five Observations on Press Forward
Who's winning? Who's waiting? And why?
Corinne Colbert
Does big philanthropy really care about our smaller news markets?
Nonprofit news operations are critically different in structure; if revenues exceed expenses, those funds go to the community’s good. But making ends meet remains very hard in our smaller markets.