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Leading journalists provide a roadmap to more diversity in the newsroom, reflect on progress at scholarship event

Leading journalists provide a roadmap to more diversity in the newsroom, reflect on progress at scholarship event

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Can community journalism be saved?
A montage of newspapers eclipsed by a computer keyboard as community journalism moves online

Society & CultureArticle

Can community journalism be saved?

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Foundation funding helps keep journalism alive—but most money goes to a select few nonprofit media outlets

BusinessArticle

Foundation funding helps keep journalism alive—but most money goes to a select few nonprofit media outlets

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You’re the ‘innovation manager’ at a struggling newspaper. Now what?

World NewsArticle

You’re the ‘innovation manager’ at a struggling newspaper. Now what?

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3Qs: Do newspapers’ presidential endorsements even matter?

3Qs: Do newspapers’ presidential endorsements even matter?

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Ask the Entrepreneur: 3Qs with Dave Muench

Ask the Entrepreneur: 3Qs with Dave Muench

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An unforgettable day, from wire to wire

An unforgettable day, from wire to wire

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3Qs: How Watergate changed journalism — and the nation

3Qs: How Watergate changed journalism — and the nation

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On the record with top Globe editor
Journalism professor Nicholas Daniloff introduces Martin Baron, editor of The Boston Globe, to his ethics class.

On the record with top Globe editor

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